phil ringnalda

A sadly prophetic spellcheck-typo.

Results of some simple tests of Atom title escaping in several aggregators.

I’m a big fan of semantic “web standards” (X)HTML coding style. Too bad every victory for RSS is a loss for it.

Woohoo, a one-man crusade against silent data loss in Atom titles. This’ll look good on my resume, won’t it?

WordPress looks set to ship its next version with an Atom feed that the feedvalidator will just flatly say is too outdated to even bother looking at. Interesting.

Not that long after I fixed Firefox’s problem with Google-produced feeds, I see that they are completely unable to consume the very same sort of feed.

Twelve months of comments, because your sentences are so much easier to copy and paste than my involved, complex, multi-asided parenthetical sentences.

When an Atom feed says that content is type=”text”, it is text. If you look at it, and decide it is HTML instead, God tortures a kitten to death.

Turn off Bugzilla’s annoying “Please stand by,” “here’s some of your results,” “here’s the whole list” use of multipart/x-mixed-replace by just adding a query param.

Delight and frustration.