Category Archives: Levels

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Biggest challenges for creating semantic web

Posted on April 13, 2009 by Jason Grant, BSc, MSc

Three general groups which impact development of standards and the major challenges semantic web is facing today. Continue reading →

Posted in Intermediate, Overview | 2 Comments

Scope for semantic expression

Posted on April 6, 2009 by Jason Grant, BSc, MSc

Much debate over web standards is around how much scope we currently have to semantically express our selves and how much meaning can we add to the interfaces we code up. Continue reading →

Posted in Beginner, Overview | 2 Comments

Pareto analysis of CSS

Posted on April 3, 2009 by Jason Grant, BSc, MSc

Taking a look at 20% of most used CSS declarations which are used across the web as they are most consistently supported on all web browsers. Continue reading →

Posted in Development, Intermediate | 1 Comment

Who builds software?

Posted on March 31, 2009 by Jason Grant, BSc, MSc

It is important to outline the fact that today it is not only developers who build software. Software today is built by many different stake holders. Continue reading →

Posted in Architecture, Intermediate | Leave a comment

Semantic uses of <span> HTML tag

Posted on March 31, 2009 by Jason Grant, BSc, MSc

An overview of how to use <span> tag in the most semantic way possible. Continue reading →

Posted in Development, Intermediate | Leave a comment

Emerging semantic web structure

Posted on June 27, 2008 by Jason Grant, BSc, MSc

What makes semantic web work today as opposed to what W3C are proposing as solutions for near or far future? Continue reading →

Posted in Advanced, Architecture, Development, Intermediate, Visionary | Tagged , , , , | 1 Comment