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 [Koranteng's Toli] The Unloved HTML Button and Other Folktales: Indeed whenever I bring up the additional work required in the alternatives to HTML forms and buttons, since for example back in the old WebSphere Portal, I've had to clean up the accessibility and keyboard navigation messes of yore, I am treated as a wild-haired party-pooper claiming that the Emperor has no clothes. Recently I spoke of John the Baptist and Salome so perhaps this time I should say that I rather fear that a Delilah will crop my metaphorical RESTafarian dreadlocks, hence I tread carefully these days before I engage in Jeremiads...

[Hans Muller's Blog] Your Christmas shopping troubles are over: more than 40 Java Markup Language Editors: WebWindow is a small pure Java HTML viewer that'sintended to take up the slack from Swing's JEditorPane. JModeler is ageneric diagram editor for building modeling applications and theJavaio Component Suite includes components like JOutlookBar (this sortof thing is sometimes called an "accordion" control), JHelpView forJavaHelp, and JSlidePanel for animating panels in and out of view.

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 [Weblogs.asp.net] ScottGu's Blog: They include: a membership API for managing usernames/passwords and secure credential management, a roles API that supports mapping users into logical groups, a profile API for storing arbitrary properties about both authenticated and anonymous users visiting a web site (for example: their zipcode, gender, theme preference, etc), a personalization API for storing control customization preferences (this is most often used with the WebPart features in ASP.NET 2.0), a health monitoring API that can track and collect information about the running state and any errors that occur within a web application, and a site navigation API for defining hierarchy within an application and constructing navigation UI (menus, treeviews, bread-crumbs) that can be context specific based on where the current incoming user is in the site.

 [Markcarey.com] Web Presence Strategies: When people donate to the Tsunami Relief Project, they get access to teleseminars, 'webinars', and other vaulable expetise and content, that is only available to donors. Ken Blanchard, Mark Victor Hansen, and Jay Abraham are among those who have donated an hour of their time in support of the Tsunami Relief Project.

 [Oreillynet.com] Amazon Web Services API: I was fascinated with Jon's idea that web services could do for the internet what the shell and pipes did for the Unix command line -- create a loosely coupled architecture in which people could build new functionality out of small, independent tools. But I was disappointed to see that web services seemed to go off into an enterprise black hole (what Clay Shirky calls EDI++), rather than becoming the freewheeling next generation internet programming and power user environment that Jon and I had imagined.

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