Turns out that 37 Signals’ implementation of OpenID could use some… getting real.
While I’m planning to write a lengthier piece about why I think the iPhone and its constraints are important to the future of the open web, I did want to take a moment and talk about my involvement in co-organizing this weekend’s iPhoneDevCamp with Raven Zachary…
Iraq from the soldiers’ points of view. This is interesting, and something that I hope wasn’t overly watered down in the vetting process. Hometown pride moment: the GIs are from the New Hampshire Nat’l Guard (who so need a blog!).
With the New York Times calling the beginning of Web 3.0 (not so much, say the trademark holders)…
…Michael Arrington apparently jumped the gun when he blogged that a Firefox 2.0 alpha is available. According to Asa, they’ll announce it when it’s time.
Still, useful comments in the Crunch Gallery from Niall and Leonard, as well as a link to 2.0 feature overview.
Stumbled upon Bare Bones’ Yojimbo AIO… looks pretty neat — and similar to the much cheaper info.xhead from xheadsoftware.
I really don’t like the phrase “user-centric identity” and as I struggled to name this post, I came upon Pete Rowley’s 2006 phrase the people are in the protocol.
This isn’t much different from what I used to call “people in the browser” when I…
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