Archive for the ‘Open standards’ Category
Oryx XForms Editor, a web-based tool for creating XForms
On W3C’s XForms mailing list, Jan-Felix Schwarz has announced the Oryx XForms Editor, a web-based tool for creating XForms. You can visually edit forms, export and import them in XForms format. The editor runs in your web browser (Firefox), zero software installation required. The editor is still in an early stage and is currently available for testing and feedback. Read the rest of this entry »
RDFa now a W3C recommendation
On 15th October 2008, RDFa, a technical standard Creative Commons has championed at the World Wide Web Consortium for five years, was made a W3C Recommendation — a standard for the web to build upon.
ISO 8601 timestamp in WordPress and Php
I’m trying to create a new version of Kubrik WordPress template, compliant to Microformats hAtom. To do this I need to output a timestamp compliant to the ISO 8601 standard, defined in the RFC 3339. It’s not easy as it should be… Read the rest of this entry »





