titticimmino.com

Social Life in Social Network

Tag Archives: Internet Explorer

Calais: il Web Service che conduce al Web 3.0 passando per il Web Semantico

By titticimmino | Published: June 26, 2009

Tutta colpa di Jeffrey Zeldman: People keep asking what Web 3.0 is. I think maybe when you’ve got an overlay of Scalable Vector Graphics – everything rippling and folding and looking misty – on Web 2.0 and access to a semantic Web integrated across a huge space of data, you’ll have access to an unbelievable [...]

Posted in Tecnologia, accesso, connecting, www | Also tagged Acme Corporation, al Web, API, Calais, CEO, chairman, ClearForest, critico verso il Web, direzione web, faceva la sua entrata sul proscenio il web, Giant Global Graph, il web, il Web Semantico Tutta, il Web Service che, Jeffrey Zeldman, John Doe, learning algorithms, machine learning, Microsoft Vista, Natural language processing, nella direzione del web, non strutturato ma adatto al web, non-commercial applications, open source, partire dal web semantico che, pieno spirito semantic web, RDF, Semantic web, Tim Barners Lee, Vector Graphics, Web 2.0, web 3.0, Web service, web services | 4 Comments

Tutti i browser a portata di test : Adobe lancia BrowserLab

By titticimmino | Published: June 5, 2009

Cari sviluppatori, questa è per voi! Avete bisogno di testare un’applicazione verificandone la compatibilità sui browser più diffusi in circolazione? Ecco la soluzione di Adobe che vi permette di verificare come una stessa pagina web venga visualizzata da differenti browser e sistemi operativi senza averli installati tutti! Sto parlando di BrowserLab (in anteprima pubblica). Attualmente i [...]

Posted in Tecnologia, www | Also tagged Adobe Systems, cross testing, Linux, Mac OS, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Safari, Windows XP | Leave a comment

Welcome

titticimmino.com
Social Life in Social Network

Titti Cimmino e-Learning Consultant
Contact vCard

imagination is more important than knowledge.
(Albert Einstein)

I'm also on

LinkedIn | anobii | Facebook | Twitter | FriendFeed | Google profile | LTEver | InnovatoriPA | Innovatori | Flickr | Delicious

Alternative Syndication

RSS? read more

FeedBurner | Subscribe rss by e-mail

FeedBurner makes it easy to receive content updates in Google Reader, My Yahoo!, Newsgator, Bloglines, and other news readers.
Search
Semantic Web

titticimmino semantic data :
FOAF | SIOC | DCMI | GeoURL | vCard | OpenID Enabled.

Information
web standards : CSS 2.1 valid -
See Also: SiteMap XML

The Web as I envisaged it, we have not seen it yet. The future is still so much bigger than the past
(Sir Tim Berners-Lee)
Collaboration

The Open Data Foundation
Rotary International Foundation
ItalianBlogsForDarfur
The New York Semantic Meetup
Categories
Creative Commons | BY 2.5 IT

Improve the web with Nofollow Reciprocity.

titticimmino.com

Tag Archives: Internet Explorer

Calais: il Web Service che conduce al Web 3.0 passando per il Web Semantico

Tutti i browser a portata di test : Adobe lancia BrowserLab

Welcome

titticimmino.com Social Life in Social Network

Titti Cimmino e-Learning Consultant Contact vCard

imagination is more important than knowledge. (Albert Einstein)

I'm also on

Alternative Syndication

FeedBurner makes it easy to receive content updates in Google Reader, My Yahoo!, Newsgator, Bloglines, and other news readers.

Search

Semantic Web

titticimmino semantic data : FOAF | SIOC | DCMI | GeoURL | vCard | OpenID Enabled.

Information web standards : CSS 2.1 valid - See Also: SiteMap XML

The Web as I envisaged it, we have not seen it yet. The future is still so much bigger than the past (Sir Tim Berners-Lee)

Collaboration

Categories

titticimmino.com
Social Life in Social Network

Titti Cimmino e-Learning Consultant
Contact vCard

imagination is more important than knowledge.
(Albert Einstein)

titticimmino semantic data :
FOAF | SIOC | DCMI | GeoURL | vCard | OpenID Enabled.

Information
web standards : CSS 2.1 valid -
See Also: SiteMap XML

The Web as I envisaged it, we have not seen it yet. The future is still so much bigger than the past
(Sir Tim Berners-Lee)