DJ Adams

Blog

  1. Modules, modularity & reuse in CDS models - part 4 - from passive to active with @capire/common

    Starting with a simple use of the published @qmacro/common reuse module, I then turn to @capire/common for a first look at what I call an "active" reuse module.

  2. Modules, modularity & reuse in CDS models - part 3 - publishing the simple reuse package

    Taking the simple passive reuse package created in part 2, I now publish it to the NPM registry which is part of GitHub Packages.

  3. Modules, modularity & reuse in CDS models - part 2 - creating a simple reuse package

    Following on from part 1 in this series, I take a step back and look at the fundamentals of creating and working with a module, locally in this part, using the NPM workspace concept.

  4. Why I use services.cds in simple CDS model examples

    The services.cds filename is special, which is why I make use of it.

  5. Modules, modularity & reuse in CDS models

    An overview of the blog posts in the series "Modules, modularity & reuse in CDS models".

  6. Modules, modularity & reuse in CDS models - part 1 - an introduction

    In this first post of a new series I look at the using directive in CDS modelling, and how NPM modules can be fundamental building blocks in modularity and reuse.

  7. A new Hands-on SAP Dev mini-series on the core expression language in CDS

    Hands-on SAP Dev is back soon, kicking off in January with a new mini-series on CAP, specifically on CXL, the core expression language in the CDS family.

  8. A simple exploration of status transition flows in CAP

    In this post I explore the new Status-Transition Flows in CAP with a simple example.

  9. Some ramblings on simple CDS modelling with CDL

    A brief note-to-self after digging in to some simple constructs in CDS modelling.

  10. Hands-on domain modelling with CAP's CDS at UKISUG Connect

    A quick overview of the hands-on workshop I'll be running at UKISUG Connect this year.

  11. Quiet cds test output - two ways

    Reducing CAP server log output during tests, in two different ways, via a profile encapsulated set of log level configurations, or via the new cds test command.

  12. Modelling contained-in relationships with compositions in CDS

    A short study of the features of CDS for modelling classic contained-in relationships, with a focus on the details, and a lean towards anonymous aspects.

  13. Using @capire modules from GitHub Packages

    Here's how to access and use the @capire namespaced modules that reside in the NPM registry which is part of GitHub Packages.

  14. CDS source formatting and readability

    Embracing a modern approach to source code formatting for human-centric modelling in CAP

  15. Upcoming talks in autumn 2025

    I'm writing this mostly to organise myself and get my preparations in order!

  16. Auto formatting extensionless Bash scripts in Neovim

    Here's what I did to make the combination of the Bash language server and shfmt work with Editorconfig settings for Bash script files that don't have extensions.

  17. Neovim configuration for file and module navigation in CDS models

    In this post I describe how I extended my Lua-based Neovim configuration for CDS filetypes to improve navigation to referenced files and modules.

  18. Excluding specific diagnostics in Neovim

    Here's what I did to be able to filter out certain diagnostic messages in Neovim.

  19. A reCAP intro to the cds REPL

    Here's a summary of my talk on the cds REPL at this year's reCAP event.

  20. A modern and clean Neovim setup for CAP Node.js - configuration and diagnostics

    In this post I describe my re-worked basic setup for working with CAP Node.js in Neovim, focusing on the configuration and digging into the LSP based diagnostic facilities.

  21. Editing Markdown in a Neovim environment

    Here are some notes I made when digging into my tools for editing Markdown source.

  22. Point free coding and function composition

    In this post I explore and show examples of the concepts of point free coding, of chains of functions through which data flows, and of function composition.

  23. Adjusting the preview width in Telescope's horizontal picker

    Here's how I adjusted the width of the preview window in Telescope's horizontal picker.

  24. FP, function chains and CAP model loading

    Understanding functional programming approaches, no matter how trivial, can help in other areas. Here I explain how being comfortable with function chains helped in working out why a required (but unused) service was being loaded into the overall CDS model in a CAP project.

  25. Array.prototype.reduce and the optional initial value

    Today I learned about the subtlety of the optional initialValue parameter for the Array prototype's reduce method in JavaScript.

  26. Functional programming resources

    I've created quite a bit of FP related content in the past but it's somewhat scattered across different platforms and in different formats and I can't remember what or where it all is. So this is a meta post in which I point to all the resources (that I can remember that) I've created on the topic.

  27. How I run executables in containers

    Here's a quick post explaining how I might typically containerise an executable. This is in the context of my aim to not "pollute" my base OS (at the bare metal level) with any installs, as far as I can, as well as to remain platform independent and abstract.

  28. Level up your CAP skills by learning how to use the cds REPL

    These are notes I wrote for my talk at SAP Inside Track Madrid on 20 March 2025. I wrote them partly to think about what I wanted to say, and partly to share the info in written form too. Note that the idea is to introduce the concepts and show some basic examples for cds REPL "initiates". Nothing too exotic.

  29. Migrating GitHub issue based URL bookmarks to wallabag

    In this post I outline how I migrated my collection of reading list bookmarks, stored as issues in a GitHub repo, to wallabag which I'm now self-hosting.

  30. TASC Notes - Part 9

    These are the notes summarising what was covered in The Art and Science of CAP part 9, one episode in a mini series with Daniel Hutzel to explore the philosophy, the background, the technology history and layers that support and inform the SAP Cloud Application Programming Model.

  31. TASC Notes - Part 8

    These are the notes summarising what was covered in The Art and Science of CAP part 8, one episode in a mini series with Daniel Hutzel to explore the philosophy, the background, the technology history and layers that support and inform the SAP Cloud Application Programming Model.

  32. TASC Notes - Part 7

    These are the notes summarising what was covered in The Art and Science of CAP part 7, one episode in a mini series with Daniel Hutzel to explore the philosophy, the background, the technology history and layers that support and inform the SAP Cloud Application Programming Model.

  33. CAP Node.js plugins - part 3 - writing our own

    This blog post accompanies part 3 of a three part series where we explore the CDS Plugin mechanism in CAP Node.js. This post is about using the knowledge we've gained to write our own plugin.

  34. CAP Node.js plugins - part 2 - using the REPL

    This blog post accompanies part 2 of a three part video series where we explore the CDS Plugin mechanism in CAP Node.js. This post is about discovering and exploring service details with introspection.

  35. CAP Node.js Plugins

    Here's a summary of the resources relating to the CAP Node.js Plugins series.

  36. TASC Notes - Part 6

  37. Functions as first class citizens in SICP Lecture 1A

  38. TASC Notes - Part 5

  39. TASC Notes - Part 4

  40. The elements of programming with respect to CDL and SICP

  41. The Art and Science of CAP

  42. TASC Notes - Part 3

  43. TASC Notes - Part 2

  44. Creating the new Tech Aloud intro and outro music

  45. Flattening the hierarchy with mixins

  46. Five reasons to use CAP

  47. Separating concerns and focusing on the important stuff

  48. Restricting access via facets with masked elements

  49. Keeping things simple in domain modelling with CDS

  50. Immutable layers, file deletion and image size in Docker

  51. CAP Node.js plugins - part 1 - how things work

    In this first of a three part series of blog posts accompanying a corresponding video series, we explore the CDS plugin mechanism in CAP. This post is about understanding how the plugin mechanism works.

  52. TASC Notes - Part 1

  53. Setting up a cache server for apt packages

  54. New source for LXD images on Crostini

  55. Using lazydocker with SSH-based remote contexts

  56. Automatic validation in OData and REST calls with CAP

  57. reduce - the ur-function

  58. Highest value in JS - different ways

  59. Turning an OData expand into a cds.ql CQL query with a projection function in CAP

  60. Enabling document fragment links for headings in SAP Community blog posts

  61. Digging into CSN diffs for CDS models

  62. CodeTalk interview - living and working on a narrowboat

  63. Using ARG in a Dockerfile - beware the gotcha

  64. Defining a custom 'after' handler in CAP with 'each'

  65. Obtaining auth code grant type OAuth 2.0 tokens for Google APIs with a script

  66. Controlling automatic HTTP requests in CAP Node.js design time loops

  67. Simple script for previewing CDS models in CSN - cdsray

  68. Using @cap-js/sqlite in CF for your CAP services

  69. Running non-production CAP services in CF

  70. Easily add an explicit cds.requires.db to your CAP project's package.json

  71. Improve your CAP dev container shell prompt

  72. Avoid design time CAP server restarts when maintaining local data files

  73. CAP, CDS, CDL, CSN and jq - finding associations

  74. CAP, CORS and custom headers

  75. Test drive Joule's generative AI features in SAP Build Code now!

  76. Curating a collection of jq functions

  77. ISO content for common CAP types

  78. Quick conversion of multiple values using with_entries in jq

  79. Opening files from the terminal in BAS dev spaces

  80. Successful double CodeJam in Wroclaw and Warsaw

  81. Ghost cratch fitted

  82. Exploring codespaces as temporary dev containers

  83. Accuracy and precision in language

  84. Developing CAP in containers - three ways

  85. Battlestation 2024

  86. A simple jq REPL with tmux, bash, vim and entr

  87. Using the docker CLI in a container on macOS

  88. From Twitter to Mastodon

  89. Tmux plugin development with a local repo

  90. TIL - Two Tmux Plugin Manager features

  91. Solving the SAP TechEd Easter Egg on the Web

  92. Devtoberfest - the best developer prep for SAP TechEd

  93. Bash shell expansion inside double quotes

  94. OData query operations and URL encoding the system query options with curl

  95. Curing my stove aboard the narrowboat

  96. Mercia Marina to Shobnall Fields and Burton-on-Trent

  97. Resources for navigating the canal network

  98. Oil change and a visit to Mercia Marina

  99. SAP CodeJam report - service integration with CAP in Guetersloh, DE

  100. Selecting the related endpoints from a GitHub API response using jq's with_entries

  101. SAP CodeJam on Service Integration with CAP in Brescia

  102. Living on a narrowboat - layout details of the stern

  103. Improving my interactive jq workflow with ijq, bash and tmux

  104. More on the comma as generator, and streaming with select in jq

  105. Double SAP BTP goodness in Isernhagen

  106. Recognising patterns and embracing the stream

  107. Learning from community solutions on Exercism - part 3

  108. Living on a narrowboat - the stove as the heart of the home

  109. Learning from community solutions on Exercism - part 2

  110. Learning from community solutions on Exercism - part 1

  111. SAP community memories

  112. A deep dive into OData and CDS annotations

  113. SAP CodeJam on the btp CLI and APIs in Heilbronn

  114. SAP CodeJam on Service Integration with CAP in Utrecht

  115. Living on a narrowboat - embracing constraints

  116. Working from a narrowboat - Internet connectivity

  117. I'm moving onto a narrowboat

  118. Learning from exploring a question on jq

  119. Array push with autovivification in jq

  120. Managing resources on SAP BTP - what tool do I choose?

  121. Extracting blog post dates from URLs with jq

  122. Some notes on modular JSON Schema definitions

  123. More Untappd data explorations with jq - my top ranking beer types (part 3)

  124. More Untappd data explorations with jq - my top ranking beer types (part 2)

  125. Stop asking for slides in advance

    I'm giving a talk next month and was asked by the organiser to send my slides to them no later than two weeks before the event. Hmm.

  126. More Untappd data explorations with jq - my top ranking beer types (part 1)

  127. Untappd data with jq - my top brewery countries

  128. Understanding jq's SQL style operators JOIN and INDEX

  129. Summing and grouping values with jq

    Here's yet another note-to-self on using jq, this time to transform a flat list of order totals and dates into a summary of total order values by year.

  130. Reshaping data values using jq's with_entries

  131. Multiple level filters in jq

  132. Products by supplier in OData and jq

  133. Exploring JSON with interactive jq

  134. JSON object values into CSV with jq

    I wanted to grab a CSV version of a JSON representation of an entityset in the Northwind OData service. Here's how I converted the JSON structure into CSV with jq, and along the way, I talk about arrays, objects, iterators, object indices, variables, identity, array construction and format strings.

  135. Exploring GitHub repo name distribution with jq

  136. Converting strings to objects with jq

  137. Some thoughts on jq and statelessness

  138. Bash notes 3

  139. A classic example of yak shaving, and some stream editing

  140. Bash notes 2

  141. Bash notes

  142. Understanding jq's reduce function

  143. Setting up my own Cloud Foundry

  144. Exercism and jq

  145. SAP Tech Bytes: btp CLI - new home for configuration

  146. How I got involved in the SAP community

  147. Allowing my intangible core to catch up with the rest of me...

  148. Truncation and neat terminal output

  149. Controlling Chrome from the CLI

  150. Setting up hadolint - a Dockerfile linter

  151. Getting BTP resource GUIDs with the btp CLI – part 2 - JSON and jq

  152. Getting BTP resource GUIDs with the btp CLI - part 1

  153. UTFRW - Unofficial TechEd Fun Run / Walk / Roll - Share Your Pics!

  154. Exploring fff part 2 - get_ls_colors

  155. Embracing jq and JSON

  156. Sourcing vs executing in Bash

  157. SAP Tech Bytes: btp CLI - autocompletion

  158. Using functions more

  159. SAP Tech Bytes: btp CLI - managing configuration

  160. Improving shell fu with practice

  161. SAP Tech Bytes: btp CLI – logging in

  162. Exploring fff part 1 - main

  163. SAP Tech Bytes: btp CLI - installation

  164. Learning by rewriting - bash, jq and fzf details

  165. Today's TIL trio

  166. Session switching with the tmux menu

  167. tmux output formatting

  168. Reopening pull requests and GITHUB_ACTOR

  169. Unix tooling - join, don't extend

  170. Early thoughts on Warp

  171. The APC SMT750IC UPS works with the Synology NAS DS1621+

  172. Remote access to Docker on my Synology NAS

  173. Adding a drive to my Synology NAS

  174. Equality in tech

  175. Supporting developers with sponsorship

  176. Notes on Markdown linting - part 2

  177. Notes on Markdown linting - part 1

  178. Solving mysterious unrendered markdown headings

  179. Unpacking Bash shell tips from a GitHub Actions workflow

  180. GitHub Actions workflow browser

  181. Producing JSON with jq for appending issue titles

  182. SAP Tech Bytes: Exploring SAP-samples with gh and fzf

  183. Mainframes, SDSF and GitHub Actions

  184. New tmux panes and windows in the right directory

  185. Deeper connections to everyday tools

  186. Two-phase video uploads with YouTube API and curl

  187. La Pavoni maintenance successful

  188. Mass deletion of GitHub Actions workflow runs

  189. A new journal experiment - Thinking Aloud

  190. Aborting a script with parameter expansion

  191. SAP TechEd Developer Keynote - Info Central

  192. SAP Tech Bytes: Approuter User API Service

  193. fzf - the basics part 2 - search results

  194. Thoughts on video content

  195. fzf - the basics part 1 - layout

  196. Do less and do it better

  197. Columnar layout with AWK

  198. From Classics to Developer Advocate

  199. Updating your fork of the Developer Keynote repository

  200. Waiting for jobs, and the concept of the shell

  201. SAP TechEd 2020 Channel 1 at home

  202. Implicit values in Bash for loop construct

  203. UTFRW - Unofficial TechEd Fun Run / Walk

  204. SAP TechEd Developer Keynote DK100 - The Story

  205. My SAP TechEd 2020 - what I'm looking forward to

  206. An overview of SAP Developers video content

  207. The myriad meanings of pwd in Unix systems

  208. Computer Unit 1979

  209. The subtle art of quoting newline characters

  210. Case modification operators in parameter substitution

  211. MID$ and shell parameter expansion

  212. Understanding declare

  213. Desnowballification with set -o errexit

  214. Improving my shell scripting

  215. curl and multipart/form-data

  216. Checking a command is available before use

  217. Using exec to jump

  218. A new learning source for shell scripting

  219. Shell parameter expansion with :+ is useful

  220. Reducing writing friction

  221. Programmer's Day Mission 2020

  222. You can mask sensitive hostnames with wildcards and host aliases

  223. The open square bracket [ is an executable

  224. Why we have /bin/ and /usr/bin/

  225. String.prototype.replace() can take a function

  226. continue-on-error can prevent a job step failure causing an action failure

  227. git diff can emit different exit codes

  228. In an mta.yaml file you can use the service-name parameter to point to an existing resource

  229. SAP NPM packages now on npmjs.org

  230. Removing the knob on a La Pavoni steam valve

  231. SAP Community Coding Challenge 2 - Finalists

  232. SAP Community Coding Challenge 2 - Contestants

  233. Remote mount setup on the Raspberry Pi

  234. SAP Community Coding Challenge 2 - Update

  235. Terminal Tip: a CF remote monitor script

  236. SAP Community Coding Challenge Nr.2

  237. Terminal Tip: remotely monitor a CF deployment

  238. Terminal Tip: switching CF targets

  239. Terminal Tip: parsing CF app logs

  240. Terminal Tip: truncating CF output

  241. Initial Pi configuration via Ansible

  242. Code at Home episodes

  243. Let's learn to "Code at Home"

  244. Starting out with Raspberry Pi experiments

  245. Preparing the OS image

  246. Finding the Pis on the network

  247. Brambleweeny Cluster Experiments

  248. Mini adventures with MTAs and the Cloud Foundry CLI

  249. Scripting Cloud Foundry activities in trial

  250. My learning list for 2020

  251. Help us to help you - good questions beget good answers

  252. Mission 'Use CAP and SAP Cloud SDK to Extend S/4HANA' - an overview

  253. CAP is important because it's not important

  254. Shell power and simplicity

  255. Submit suggestions for Tech Aloud during SAP TechEd 2019

  256. Tech Aloud podcast - an introduction

  257. New podcast - Tech Aloud

  258. Happy Programmers Day!

  259. Hitch Hiker's style in Sea of Sorrows

  260. Computed field example in CAP

  261. We can do better than 'polynimbus'

  262. The Observer's Book of JS Style

  263. David Edward Adams

  264. Double SAP CodeJam Athens - a report

  265. Revisiting UI5 on CodeTalk

  266. First thoughts on the 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey results

  267. ES6, reduce and pipe

    In learning about functional programming, one thing that's worked for me is to take my time, and not rush over fundamental concepts. In fact, like a good beer or whisky, a fundamental concept is something to savour, to enjoy at a leisurely pace.

  268. Vim, Markdown and writing

  269. Housekeeping

  270. Monday morning thoughts: looking back and forwards

  271. Monday morning thoughts: digging deeper

  272. Monday morning thoughts: indirect influence

  273. Monday morning thoughts: learning media and mechanisms

  274. Monday morning thoughts: rethinking like the web

  275. Monday morning thoughts: longevity and loose coupling

  276. Monday morning thoughts: on starting blogging

  277. Monday morning thoughts: exploring reuse

  278. Monday morning thoughts: dynamic language

  279. Set up VS Code on Chrome OS for local Application Programming Model development

  280. Monday morning thoughts: big school and community

  281. SAP Cloud Application Programming Model (CAP) - start here

  282. Monday morning thoughts: more on ABAP in the cloud

  283. Monday morning thoughts: impostor syndrome

  284. Monday morning thoughts: growth is upwards

  285. Monday morning thoughts: Workflow Forms and the definition of a developer

  286. Monday morning thoughts: ABAP in the cloud

  287. My take on Wired's Google & URLs article

  288. Monday morning thoughts: considering GraphQL

  289. Monday morning thoughts: a good blog post

  290. Monday morning thoughts: OData

    In this post, I think about OData, in particular where it came from and why it looks and acts like it does. I also consider why I think it was a good protocol for an organisation like SAP to embrace.

  291. Monday morning thoughts: the cloud is the computer

  292. Monday morning thoughts: mainframes and message documentation

  293. SAP CodeTalk sessions

  294. Monday morning thoughts: local http servers and containerisation

  295. Monday morning thoughts: what not how

  296. Monday morning thoughts: abstraction

  297. Monday morning thoughts: curiosity and understanding

  298. Monday morning thoughts: developers and advocacy

  299. Monday morning thoughts: programming models

  300. Interview with Rui Nogueira on the new Application Programming Model for SAP Cloud Platform

  301. Monday morning thoughts: community engagement

  302. Monday morning thoughts: Core Data Services

  303. Monday morning thoughts: the learning continuum

  304. Monday morning thoughts: programmers and identity

  305. Collaboration tools

  306. The Business Rules service - overview and getting started

  307. Monday morning thoughts: milestones

  308. Monday morning thoughts: functions - what functions?

  309. Balancing features with simplicity

  310. Monday morning thoughts: containers and silence

  311. Monday morning thoughts: editors and editing

  312. Monday morning thoughts: debugging approach and Greasemonkey revival

  313. Monday morning thoughts: upload / download in a cloud native world

  314. Monday morning thoughts: a cloud native smell

  315. Introduction to SAP Cloud Platform Workflow - Summary

  316. Monday morning thoughts: cloud native

  317. Becoming an SAP Mentor Alumnus

  318. Thoughts on what's next for the SAP Community

  319. Apps Script - Privacy Policy

  320. Coming Home

  321. Discovering SCP Workflow

  322. Consumption-based SCP Pricing - Initial Thoughts

  323. Things I do to make my work life better

    Notes on how I try to approach practical aspects of my working life.

  324. SCP Business Rules Roadmap - 5 Observations

  325. SAP Cloud Platform Pricing

  326. Fix Blink

  327. Functional programming - baby steps

  328. Meeting Request Details

    More on courtesy and respect at work.

  329. Google Cloud Functions + Sheets + Apps Script + Actions On Google = WIN

  330. YABP - Yet Another Blogging Platform

  331. Best practices for mobile reporting

    To put together a mobile reporting solution, there's a lot to consider. In this post, we show you how to start off and remain on the right track to deliver a solution that really works for your users.

  332. The beauty of recursion and list machinery

  333. Reaching out to the new new kingmakers

  334. Debugging SAP Fiori apps - the fifth "D"

    It's all very well designing and building a delightful Fiori app. But what about the long tail - supporting that app through its lifetime, with fixes and changes that come along? There's a fifth "D" to the SAP Fiori development mantra, and that "D" is for "Debugging".

  335. Excluding with vim's wildignore

  336. Better collaboration through chemistry

  337. F3C Parts 9 and 10 - Functors

  338. F3C Part 8 - Promises

  339. F3C Part 7 - Recursion

  340. F3C Part 6 - Currying

  341. F3C - A FunFunFunction Companion Series

  342. F3C Part 5 - Closures

  343. F3C Part 4 - Reduce advanced

  344. F3C Part 3 - Reduce basics

  345. F3C Part 2 - Map

  346. F3C Part 1 - Higher-order functions

  347. The Fiori revolution - disruption at its best

  348. Community and Collaboration at SAP Inside Track Manchester

  349. Understanding the SAP Fiori Cloud Edition

  350. Top 10 misconceptions about Fiori

  351. FOFP 2.1 A look at filter

  352. FOFP Fundamentals of functional programming

  353. FOFP 1.5 Creating functions

  354. FOFP 1.4 A different approach with map

  355. FOFP 1.3 Some basic list processing

  356. FOFP 1.2 Trying things out

  357. FOFP 1.1 Introduction

  358. Language minutiae and learning to SWIM

  359. Finding a wonderland number

  360. Enlightenment in action

    On my journey to learn Clojure by solving 4Clojure challenges.

  361. "fiux2" Week 7 - Build Your Own SAP Fiori App

  362. 4Clojure Puzzle 66

  363. "fiux2" Week 6 - Extend SAP Fiori Apps

  364. "fiux2" Week 5 - Enhance an SAP Fiori Master Detail App

  365. The SAP Fiori Launchpad as a dashboard for my running KPIs

  366. Quick HCP title hack with the Navigation Manager

  367. "fiux2" Week 4 - Create Your First SAP Fiori App

  368. "fiux2" Week 3 - Get Ready to Create Your First App

  369. The evolution of the SAP community

  370. "fiux2" Week 2 - Design Your First SAP Fiori App

  371. "fiux2" Week 1 - Get to know Fiori UX

  372. "fiux2" - The openSAP Fiori Course - 2016 Edition

    An overview of the blog posts in the series about the 2016 openSAP course on Fiori.

  373. Building blocks of language, structure and thought

    As I travel on my path to perhaps what I deem as some sort of enlightenment, back in time via Clojure to one of the great ancestors of language, structure and computational thought (Lisp), I continue to come across a simple theme.

  374. The future of app building on the SAP HANA Cloud Platform

  375. Digital devolution in local authorities - putting people first

    In a couple of weeks' time, Bluefin Solutions is running a one day event on delivering digital devolution in local authorities. If you look closely there's a clear user-centric pattern that is emerging.

  376. Impromptu JS session at UKISUG15

  377. Coffee-time JavaScript recreation

    In preparing for co-presenting a hands-on session at SAP TechEd EMEA this coming week in Barcelona, I came across a chunk of JavaScript. In this post I try to improve it with robustness and immutability in mind.

  378. Speaking at SAP TechEd EMEA 2015

  379. Celebrating the engine of the Fiori revolution - the 30UI5 ebook

  380. Breathing through the reduction meditation

    In this post I look even more closely at a simple Clojure implementation of a reduce function.

  381. My journey to Clojure

    I'm learning Clojure. Slowly, but hopefully surely.

  382. A meditation on reduction

    Looking at a version of the reduce function written in Clojure, from Do Things: a Clojure Crash Course.

  383. Give me a browser, and I'll give you the world

  384. The advent of UI5 1.30 and what it means for us

  385. Cookies

  386. Building blocks for the future normal

  387. The origin of becoming a fundamental enabler for Fiori

    30 Days of UI5 - day 30 by Sam Yen.

  388. Revisiting the XML Model

    30 Days of UI5 - day 29 by DJ Adams.

  389. UI5 Version Info

    30 Days of UI5 - day 28 by DJ Adams.

  390. A non-techie PM's view of UI5

    30 Days of UI5 - day 27 by Jon Gregory.

  391. UI5 - looking back and forward

    30 Days of UI5 - day 26 by DJ Adams.

  392. The experimental Client operation mode

    30 Days of UI5 - day 25 by DJ Adams.

  393. An introduction to sap.ui.define

    30 Days of UI5 - day 24 by DJ Adams.

  394. Taming the Resource Model Files

    30 Days of UI5 - day 23 by Nathan Adams.

  395. Merging lists with UI5

    30 Days of UI5 - day 22 by Chris Choy.

  396. Spreading the UI5 Message

    30 Days of UI5 - day 21 by DJ Adams.

  397. Fragments and Minimum Viable Code

    30 Days of UI5 - day 20 by DJ Adams.

  398. A Short UI5 Debugging Journey

    30 Days of UI5 - day 19 by DJ Adams.

  399. MVC - Model View Controller, Minimum Viable Code

    30 Days of UI5 - day 18 by DJ Adams.

  400. UI5 and Fiori - The Story of Open and Free

    30 Days of UI5 - day 17 by John Appleby.

  401. UI5 and Coding Standards

    30 Days of UI5 - day 16 by DJ Adams.

  402. The UI5 Support Tool - Help Yourself!

    30 Days of UI5 - day 15 by DJ Adams.

  403. Speeding up your UI5 app with a Component preload file

    30 Days of UI5 - day 14 by John Murray.

  404. Multi language support out of the box - UI5's pedigree

    30 Days of UI5 - day 13 by DJ Adams.

  405. Base Classes in UI5

    30 Days of UI5 - day 12 by Thilo Seidel.

  406. Handling Dates with the Date Picker

    30 Days of UI5 - day 10 by James Hale.

  407. Bootstrapping UI5 Locally and in the Cloud

    30 Days of UI5 - day 9 by DJ Adams.

  408. User Notifications with the Message Popover

    30 Days of UI5 - day 8 by Sean Campbell.

  409. The App Descriptor

    30 Days of UI5 - day 6 by Thilo Seidel.

  410. OpenUI5 Walkthrough

    30 Days of UI5 - day 5 by DJ Adams.

  411. Creating Native Applications with UI5

    30 Days of UI5 - day 4 by John Murray.

  412. Semantic Pages

    30 Days of UI5 - day 3 by DJ Adams.

  413. Expression Binding

    30 Days of UI5 - day 2 by DJ Adams.

  414. Welcome to 30 Days of UI5!

    30 Days of UI5 - overview and day 1 by DJ Adams.

  415. Lightweight notifications with the Message Strip

    30 Days of UI5 - day 11 by DJ Adams.

  416. JavaScript Do's and Don'ts for UI5

    30 Days of UI5 - day 7 by DJ Adams.

  417. Email discipline

    Email is asynchronous, and that's a good thing.

  418. JSON List Binding and maps

  419. openSAP Experiences

  420. This Week in Fiori (2015-16)

  421. This Week in Fiori (2015-15)

  422. This Week in Fiori (2015-14)

  423. This Week in Fiori (2015-13)

  424. This Week in Fiori (2015-12)

  425. Making Information More Useful

  426. The maker's schedule, restraint and flow

    My thoughts on schedules and saying 'no'.

  427. This Week In Fiori (2015-11)

  428. Why I'm Staying Close to UI5

  429. Can I build a Fiori app? Yes you can!

  430. 10 tips to get you started on your Fiori development journey

  431. UI5 features for building responsive apps

  432. Speaking at Mastering SAP Technologies

    I'm travelling to South Africa to give a keynote, a technical session and a hands-on workshop, on Fiori and UI5 topics.

  433. Fiori & UI5 Related Videos

  434. Morning Fiori Fix

  435. OpenUI5 at FOSDEM 2015

  436. Atom, Snippets, Tabs and CSON parsing

  437. Fiori App Data into a Spreadsheet? Challenge Accepted!

  438. Running: 2014 in review, and some Clojure

  439. DNA is still in our DNA

  440. The inaugural SAP architect and developer summit

  441. Creation & Reload of UI5 UIs in the Chrome Developer Console

  442. Addressing emails

    Showing respect and courtesy by appropriate use of TO and CC.

  443. This Week in Fiori (2014-43)

  444. This Week in Fiori (2014-42)

  445. Speaking at the SAP Architect & Developer Summit

  446. This Week in Fiori (2014-40)

  447. This Week in Fiori (2014-39)

  448. This Week in Fiori (2014-38)

  449. Scratching an itch - UI5 Icon Finder

  450. This Week in Fiori (2014-36)

  451. This Week in Fiori (2014-35)

  452. This Week in Fiori (2014-34)

  453. This Week in Fiori (2014-33)

  454. This Week in Fiori (2014-32)

  455. This Week in Fiori (2014-31)

  456. This Week in Fiori (2014-30)

  457. Keyed vs Non-Keyed Root JSON Elements & UI5 Binding

  458. OpenUI5 Tutorial at OSCON 2014

  459. This Week in Fiori (2014-29)

  460. This Week in Fiori (2014-28)

  461. Webinar and more - Understanding SAP Fiori

  462. This Week in Fiori (2014-27)

  463. Understanding SAP Fiori Webinar - The Director's Cut

  464. SAP Developer Advisory Board - Your Input!

  465. SAP Mentor Monday on UI5 - Links

  466. Paying IT Forward Links

  467. OpenUI5 CodeTalk Links

  468. Small steps - OpenUI5 toolkit now in jsbin.com

  469. Reaching Out

  470. Mocking up the Payroll Control Center Fiori App

  471. The essentials - SAPUI5, OpenUI5 and Fiori

  472. Public SAP Mentor Monday 24 Mar 2014 - UI5 with Andreas Kunz

  473. M is for 'responsive'

  474. Alt-K: Reading Notes

  475. XML Views and Resource Bundle Declarations

  476. UI5 XML Views - Another Example

  477. Help Us To Help You - Share Your Code

  478. Meta education - or teaching the teachers

  479. Quick hack: Calendar Inviter

  480. Mobile Dev Course W3U3 Rewrite - XML Views - An Analysis

  481. Custom Sorting and Grouping

  482. SAP UK & Ireland User Group Conference - Demo Jam!

  483. CodeTalk - SAPUI5 and SAP Fiori

  484. Mobile Dev Course W3U3 Rewrite - XML Views - An Intro

  485. Mobile Dev Course W3U3 Rewrite - ProductList, ProductDetail and SupplierDetail

  486. Mobile Dev Course W3U3 Rewrite - App and Login

  487. Mobile Dev Course W3U3 Rewrite - Index and Structure

  488. Mobile Dev Course W3U3 Rewrite - Intro

  489. Building SAP Fiori-like UIs with SAPUI5

  490. SheetAsJSON - Google Spreadsheet Data as JSON

  491. An Amazing 36 Hours at SAP Labs Israel

  492. Engaging the Next Generation

  493. #YRS2013 Hacks on Github

  494. Happy Birthday SCN, Old Friend

  495. Simple SAPUI5 Chrome icon for lazy developers like me

  496. CodeClub Thoughts

  497. Review of Dark Reserve Nr 3 from Lovibonds

  498. Functional Python - Itertools Exploration

  499. Our computational future

  500. 30 Day Challenge: No Beer!

  501. Public Github repo sapui5bin available

  502. Jump to Shell Workset Item from URL

  503. 30 Days Challenges

  504. Review of Fourth Dementia Old Ale from Kuhnhenn Brewing Company

  505. CodeClub and becoming a STEM Ambassador

  506. The Silent Club and Recharging Alone

  507. OData Everywhere

    Musings on the Open Data Protocol, SAP NetWeaver Gateway, and the importance of both.

  508. Blog It Forward - DJ Adams

  509. Review of Norwegian Wood from Haandbryggeriet

  510. Recent Interests

  511. Serial interest in the Raspberry Pi

  512. SAPUI5 - the future direction of SAP UI development?

  513. Two tools for Gateway trial host nplhost

  514. On Enterprise Geeks Podcast

  515. Firebase and SAPUI5

  516. The Developer Connection: Connect Like Never Before

  517. SAPUI5 Powered SCN Forum Finder

  518. New Omniversity Course Video!

  519. Review of Red Rice Ale from Hitachino Nest

  520. SAPUI5 says "Hello OData" to NetWeaver Gateway

  521. Making OData from SAP accessible with the ICM's help

  522. SAP ICF course marketing: video!

  523. On the Information Diet

  524. The Developer Renaissance

  525. HTML5 @ SAP

  526. SAP Developer Center

  527. Movember - please donate!

  528. Web Programming with SAP's ICF: new course dates

  529. Moving on ... to Bluefin Solutions

  530. Review of Milk Stout from Left Handed Brewing Co

  531. Reading List Mark 2 - Part 5

  532. Reading List Mark 2 - Part 4

  533. Reading List Mark 2 - Part 3

  534. Reading List Mark 2 - Part 2

  535. Reading List Mark 2 - Part 1

  536. Automated email-to-task mechanism with Google Apps Script

  537. Ad-hoc Data Workflows with Google Apps Script

  538. Stand steady on the shoulders of giants

  539. Review of Torpedo from Sierra Nevada

  540. Beer review: Dark Star's Saison

  541. SOA scaffolding and development architects

  542. Review of Saison from Dark Star

  543. Danger! Graduate Conveyor-belt!

  544. JSON and Other Animals - talk at Manchester jQuery Meetup

  545. Gmail Contextual Gadgets - talk at Manchester GTUG

  546. My browser A-Z

  547. The past and future of SAP integration: guest Bluefin blog post

    I wrote a guest blog post on the Bluefin Solutions website, about the Project Gateway.

  548. Project Gateway. A call to arms. Or at least to data.

    This was a guest blog post on Bluefin Solutions website which I wrote to herald a major turning point in SAP software's integration trajectory.

  549. Hacking the Delicious extension for Chrome

  550. Google Visualization API: Manchester GTUG Talk

  551. Not your father's SAP

  552. Getting started with Gmail Contextual Gadgets

  553. Scratching an itch - Magic The Gathering card info

  554. REpresentational State Transfer (REST) and SAP

  555. Tech skills chat with JonERP - a follow-on story

    How I was inspired to read and learn more.

  556. REST orientation - Controlling access to resources

  557. A new REST handler / dispatcher for the ICF

  558. Mainframes and the cloud - everything old is new again

  559. SAP and Google Wave - Conversation Augmentation

  560. Book review - SAP Business ONE Implementation

  561. One way of dealing with blogtheft from SDN - through images

  562. Dealing with "#blogtheft" from SAP's Developer Network

  563. Command lines of the future, and simplicity of integration

  564. Coffeeshop screencast: HTTP conneg, resource representations and JSON

  565. 2nd coffeeshop REST/HTTP screencast

  566. Google Wave, XMPP and complexity

  567. Webhooks postbin example for Coffeeshop

  568. First coffeeshop demo screencast

  569. 'Coffeeshop' - lightweight HTTP-based pubsub

  570. Information vs Behaviour

  571. A return to the SDN community, and a touch of Javascript

  572. Tarpipe REST connector in 5 minutes

  573. Twitter's success

  574. Analysing CV searches with Delicious

  575. SAP everywhere!

  576. An HTTP connector for Tarpipe: 'tarbridge'

  577. tarpipe.com - Programming 2.0?

  578. Old feed URLs fixed with a bit of mod_rewrite voodoo

  579. Back from Real Life

  580. OssNoteFix script updated for Greasemonkey 0.6.4 and Firefox 1.5

  581. Java and Gosling's FUD - madness or desperation?

  582. SAP and Open Source: the debate continues

  583. Acorn Atom and my start in computing

  584. SAP and Open Source - an analysis and letter to SAP and Shai

  585. MoonOverFailsworth

  586. Whither SAP?

    I’ve been thinking a lot recently about where SAP is going and what SAP is doing today, especially in the light of where it went and what it did in the past. To be honest, the thinking has been triggered by frustration at the nuts and bolts of SAP technical matters, particularly in the area of service support and basis work.

  587. SDN, Blogging, and Planet SAP

    In May I was approached by a chap at SAP in Walldorf who wanted to ask me some questions on blogging (I have a blog over on the SAP Developer Network) for an article he was writing for an SAP-internal magazine.

  588. The SAP developer community 10 years ago

    On the early years of the SAP community online.

  589. Turnkey MVS 3.8J on Hercules S/370 Screenshot

    Big iron and retrocomputing.

  590. SAP: temporary loss of touch with reality?

  591. Hacking the SAP service portal to make OSS notes better

    Deploying Greasemonkey to fix a long standing issue with OSS Notes at SAP.

  592. Ubuntu? Thanks. But no thanks.

    Lots of people seem to be very impressed with Ubuntu, the slick new Linux distro based on Debian, running Gnome.

  593. Europe, SAP, and two-way conferences

    It’s the end of the week that saw the SDN Meets Labs down in Walldorf.

  594. Flickr Pro from Robert

    I’m going to have to think of ways to make use of the extra bandwidth and picture storage capabilities, aren’t I?

  595. SDN Meets Labs

    Rain. Lots of it. And I drove through it all this morning, all the way down the A61, to get to SAP University in Rot, near Walldorf.

  596. SDN Meets Labs gets underway at SAP University

    The SDN Meets Labs at Walldorf-Rot gets underway at Walldorf-Rot.

  597. Muscle cars

  598. An overcorrection too far?

    Norman Walsh gives up ‘wrestling his way through the arcana of WSDL’.

  599. Postcode bookmarklet

    We’ve been spending time recently looking at property in the North West.

  600. Weblog happy in new home - note new URLs!

    Cool URIs don't change ... much.

  601. Ralphm on sjabber

    Digging into sjabber's source.

  602. Honest application requirements

    An unusual "user story".

  603. Blosxom entries into MT

    After setting up this blog, it was only natural to bring across my earlier blog posts that were previously served with Blosxom.

  604. A fresh start

    The perils and joys of self-hosting at a colo.

  605. (Mini) Installfest in the SDN clubhouse at TechEd

  606. Photos from SAP TechEd Munich

    The third weblog in two days … what’s going on? Well, Mark is a hard taskmaster, obviously 🙂

  607. The meaning of LIFETIME_RC

    Last week, during some preparation for my talk at TechEd on Thursday this week, I’d been wondering about something in the ICF that hadn’t seemed quite right.

  608. SAP TechEd first day - notes from Munich

    Well, after a nightmare getting here (V-Bird, the airline I was booked with, went bust) I’m now in Munich at a decidedly disconnected TechEd 04 (more on the disconnected misery later).

  609. SAP TechEd here I come ... with session slides!

    SAP TechEd is looming large, and this year it's in Munich. (If you’re not in Europe, then SAP are holding TechEd events in Bangalore, Tokyo, and San Diego too).

  610. The integration irony of SAP's technology directions

    I’ve finally realised what it is that’s been bugging me about the new arena of SAP technology.

  611. The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time

    I bought three books at Manchester airport yesterday.

  612. A little taste of SAP at EuroFoo

  613. SDN Meetup in Walldorf - a summary

    Well, 24 hours (almost to the minute) have passed since I got off the train at Wiesloch-Walldorf station yesterday.

  614. TechEd talk winners - congrats

    Congratulations to the three TechEd talk winners Luke, Jayakumar and Andreas.

  615. Forget SOAP - build real web services with the ICF

    I don’t like getting into a lather when it comes to data and function integration. Rather than using SOAP, I prefer real web services, built with HTTP.

  616. Real Web Services with REST and ICF

    This piece has become somewhat famous (or infamous) in SAP tech circles, for the approach it took and the claims it made. I'm happy to say that REST won out and that those that tried to denounce me ... failed :-)

  617. NW4, OSS1 and logon group selection for OSS

    Digging into logon group selection.

  618. SAP at JAX 2004

    A brief report on JAX 2004.

  619. WAS 6.40 testdrive for Linux is here!

    Phew. What a day yesterday at the world’s biggest IT fair.

  620. Successful installation of EP plugin into testdrive WAS 6.10 system

    I spent most of yesterday in the kitchen, my favourite place.

  621. Tim O'Reilly and the three 'C's

    Well, I made it to FOSDEM this morning with time to spare.

  622. FOSDEM, and small OSS Notes Browser Hack

    Tomorrow morning I'm off to Brussels for FOSDEM - the Free and Open Source Software Developers' Meeting.

  623. FOSDEM and Brussels, here I come!

    I’ve been umming and arring over conferences this year.

  624. Hawo's Queen of Grain Mills

    I've been baking bread now for quite a while now. The bread baking bug first got ahold of me when visiting friends. They had a bread making machine – something that you put all the basic ingredients into, hit a button, and presto. Naturally we bought one soon after, and I was, well, "hooked".

  625. Hello, 2004

    2004 is here. Neues Spiel, neues Glück.

  626. SAP TechEd - Collaborative notes

    I’m off to SAP TechEd this week in Basel.

  627. Dashboard as extension to R/3 and SAPGUI client

    How do your users work with SAP data? Exclusively through SAPGUI or with other desktop apps too? If it’s the latter, read on.

  628. Plums and the antithesis of technology

    I haven’t been online much recently.

  629. Improving the OSS note experience

    How can we make this key service less unpleasant to use?

  630. SAP InfoTag on Web Application Server

    SAP are running an Infotag on the Web Application Server in early September.

  631. SAP talk at OSCON, and RSS

    Reflecting on our talk at OSCON about extending SAP with open source tools and protocols.

  632. Google Pocket Guide out now

    My new book for O'Reilly is out.

  633. Another great OSCON

    Reflecting on another Open Source Convention.

  634. Thanks, Randal

    Relaxing in an 80's arcade at OSCON.

  635. Dashboard, a compelling articulation for realtime contextual information

    Miguel de Icaza and Nat Friedman were keynoting at OSCON this morning.

  636. SAP and Open Source BOF at OSCON

    Merging the enterprise and open source worlds over a beer.

  637. Bittersweet

    On each occasion I’ve travelled to the USA, either on business or for pleasure, I’ve entered the country with a rather bitter taste in my mouth.

  638. Thinking vs doing

    In the past, I’ve mentioned to friends some of the thinking I’ve had about the Semantic Web, RDF, and related stuff (FOAF, RSS, and so on).

  639. Some ramblings on URIs and identity

    Coming back from a short break from the tech world recently, I started to reacquaint myself with FOAF and RDF, amongst other things.

  640. SAP stuff at OSCON

    My partner-in-(code)-crime Piers Harding and I are speaking at this year’s OSCON (Open Source Convention).

  641. The SAP/MySQL Partnership

    I keep hearing reports that the recent announcement of cooperation between SAP AG and MySQL AB has been making the community unhappy.

  642. Speaking at OSCON 2003

    Always an honour and a privilege.

  643. "A brilliant literary mash-up"...

    The fusion of Hogwarts and Molesworth.

  644. Weblogs and Wikis - Blurring the Boundaries

    More on the crossover between blogging and wikis.

  645. New Blosxom plugin 'submission'

    A generic blogging mechanism for accepting content POSTed to it.

  646. 'Conneg' and the duality of weblogs

    Philosophy triggered by the lowly but essential connection negotiation aspect of HTTP.

  647. Tiki parser for MoinMoin

    Embedding the Tiki language into the MoinMoin wiki.

  648. Blosxom 2.0 Beta1

    Looking at the latest release of the blogging software that I use.

  649. RSS aggregators and user-agent information for Blagg

    Tool reuse a la Unix philosophy, and more on building out the future in tiny steps.

  650. Tinkering with RSS and NNTP

    The beauty of open standards is that they can be adopted, remixed and combined.

  651. Your wishlist in 'consumable' XML

    Introducing a new experimental Perl module.

  652. Asleep in 2002

    Amazon does seem to have XML based data available after all.

  653. The fragility of retro-engineering

    Having to modify my allconsuming scripts because of differences between amazon.co.uk and amazon.com data.

  654. Transferring my Amazon wishlist to AllConsuming.net

    Scripting to the rescue, as always.

  655. Presentations, Wikis, and Site Navigation

    Why build something when there's already a standard to embrace?

  656. Content-Type and Blosxom's RSS

    The perils of unescaped content in feeds.

  657. Wisdom, diplomacy, or serendipity?

    On the architectural style(s) of allcosuming.net's API.

  658. The universal canvas and RSS apps

    Thoughts on the applicability and utility of the format.

  659. The disruptive engineering spectrum, and "booktalk", an AllConsuming app

    Creating an experimental service based on existing mechanisms.

  660. Creating the "Entry index"

    More on building out how my blog looks.

  661. A new year and a new approach

    Taking a fresh, less cluttered approach to the website and blog.

  662. Startups and software patents

    Dave W points to Strangeberry, a startup that are doing a Java rendition of Rendevous.

  663. For REST, read 'Architectural Style'

    In the swirling mass of memes surrounding web services it’s sometimes easy to forget that REST is an architectural style, an approach, rather than something that you install or debug.

  664. "Assaults on the Internet's end-to-end-architecture"

    What can and should we do about spam?

  665. Ben's RSS book

    A new book on RSS from Ben Hammersley.

  666. RESTifying RT

    Some notes on providing a RESTful API for Request Tracker.

  667. 'Practical RDF' book up for public review

    Shelley Powers' new book.

  668. Notes to self: What should the rdf:about point to?

    If nothing else, RSS 1.0 is a great source of contemplation and wondering. This morning, I’ve been considering the thoughts surrounding the rdf:about attribute in the channel element.

  669. A moment of clarity: The significance of RSS 1.0 as an RDF application

    It's to do with the emphasis on RDF rather than XML, in RSS.

  670. The case of the missing rdf:Description

  671. More thoughts to ponder

    Here are two or three thoughtbites that I’ve come across over the past few days and that have stayed with me. I just thought I’d share them here as it’s the weekend and often a good time to think about things.

  672. XML Scripting, data manipulation, and RDF

    Can there be native support for XML as a data type?

  673. Moving from description to content:encoded in my RSS 1.0 feed

    Using the mod_content module of RSS 1.0.

  674. From RSS 0.91 to 1.0

    Incantations to progress to RSS 1.0.

  675. The RDF in RSS

    Digging into the real truth about the RDF in RSS.

  676. Moving between Mozilla tabs with the keyboard

    An answer to my question on keyboard controllable Mozilal features.

  677. Mozilla "Bookmark This Group of Tabs"

    Improving the browsing experience one feature at a time.

  678. REST, Google, and idempotency

  679. Cacheing on XSLT service

    More on the Mozilla sidebar experiments.

  680. Sidebars, Mozilla, RSS: old and new

    RSS, RDF, XUL, XSLT and more.

  681. You know you're getting old ...

    Looking back on this year's OSCON.

  682. The OS tables are turning...

    The origins of one of my favourite phrases "Does not work on Windows".

  683. Just finished re-reading: The Player Of Games (Iain M Banks)

    Some thoughts on The Culture.

  684. The mist is clearing ...

    On my continuing quest to grok REST.

  685. From REST to URIs, the Semantic Web, RDF, and FOAF

    Protocols and formats making up the semantic web.

  686. The 80/20 of HTTP

    Musing on how HTTP is used in the main.

  687. Reflecting weblogs.com 'ping's with SOAP, Jabber, and Pubsub

    More on building out the weblog-o-sphere infrastructure.

  688. Programming Jabber review

    A positive review of my O'Reilly book.

  689. Accessibility and Blosxom

    Extending my blogging engine for accessibility.

  690. A change and a rest

    Back recharged from holiday.

  691. 'Blosmail' - add and maintain your blog entries via email

    Experimenting with Blosxom editing via a different medium.

  692. Standing on the shoulders ... Exploring Weblog Neighbourhoods with Blogdex

    Inspired by Mark and Dave, I’ve been doing a bit of neighbourhood exploration hacking of my own.

  693. Small Blagg mod to enable custom formatting of 'blaggregated' items

    An unofficial modification to Blagg.

  694. Changed link tags

    More work on RSS, metadata and discovery.

  695. HTML link tag for Blogroll

    Social network scripting and blog rolls.

  696. Collapse/Expand feature for my Blaggregated display

    Extending Blagg and related features.

  697. Extreme Computing 2002

    Going to the Festival of Inappropriate Technology.

  698. RSS's underlying structure, and meta-RSS.

    I’ve been pondering the nature of RSS, the lightweight syndication and feed format which is a heavy contender for the most talked-about XML format these days (uh, I suppose this post goes some way to help the cause too :-).

  699. HTML LINK to RSS source

    Continuing the build-out of weblog based mechanisms.

  700. Top tip

    On falling down the stairs.

  701. ETag-enabled wget

    Adding ETag awareness to the venerable wget utility.

  702. More thoughts on HTTP, Email, and Jabber

    On HTTP headers and queueing architectures.

  703. "Web^H^H^HInternet Services"? Some Ramblings.

    I’ve been pondering the term “Web Services”. While I completely understand and agree with all the reasonings behind the term (the ‘original’ services were accessible via web clients, HTTP is the underlying and ubiquitous transport, blah blah blah), I’m wondering whether “Web Services” is the best term to use.

  704. The Panopticon

    Extending the Panopticon experiment with XML messaging via Jabber.

  705. Jabberconf Blaggplug version 0+1b

    Updating the Jabber conference plugin for Blagg (the Blosxom RSS aggregator).

  706. (Jabber-)Browsing the Panopticon data

    More on extending the Panopticon experiment.

  707. Amphetadesk Links

    More on feeds, subscriptions and aggregations.

  708. Subscription from Radio

    Maintaining feed metadata.

  709. Mr 80-Percent

  710. Blaggplug: jabberconf

    Aggregation and publish/subscribe.

  711. YARM: Yet Another Referers Mechanism

    Referers, backlinks, and the Unix command line.

  712. One small step ... one giant leap ...

    Calling remote functions over Jabber.

  713. Calendar code

    The calendar script for my sidebar.

  714. Bring on the SSI

    Server Side Includes and Blosxom.

  715. Blosxom vs the world

    The choice and decision to use specific blogging software.

  716. Blog software review

    More on blogging software.

  717. community(disagreement + debate) = inspiration

    The debate between SOAP and REST.

  718. "Blog Locally, Publish Globally"

    On the enduring pattern of local control but global reach.

  719. Other side of the coin: 5335 now resurrected

    RSS, Radio Userland, and redirectors.

  720. Original Peerkat-based weblog back up for reference

    More on Peerkat, a data syndication aggregator.

  721. Coffee Mugs and weblog interop

    Experimenting with Peerkat, feeds and Blosxom.

  722. Cross pollination and blossoming of scripts

    On the growing Blosxom ecosphere.

  723. My bookmarks

    Scripting with bookmarks.

  724. Off with the (relatively) old, on with the new

    More on Blosxom, and a fix to our colocated server.

  725. Interview on jabber.org

    A transcript of my interview on jabber.org.

  726. Hello Blosxom

    A move to the Blosxom blogging software.

  727. Bot window as command line of the future

    Musing on doing more from within the chatbot prompt.

  728. FOSDEM interview

    This post is a transcript of an interview by Raphaël Bauduin for FOSDEM.

  729. What is a Jabber client?

    "A rose is a rose, by any other name." But is the same true for a Jabber client? I don't think so.