Standards and Recommendations

In response to recent articles by Andy Clarke and David Baron, Alex recently said that the W3C cannot save us. The most significant point being made is that you cannot standardize the future, and you should not punish those who attempt to push the envelope through experimentation and invention.

In the late 90s, there was little in the way of web standards, but an amazing amount of progress and innovation. WASP and others heavily pushed browser vendors to properly implement HTML, CSS, and DOM standards. For the most part, they were successful with this effort, and with the effort of encouraging developers to use those standards.

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SitePen Establishes UK Operations – Joe Walker joins SitePen, DWR joins the Dojo Foundation

Palo Alto, CA – SitePen, Inc., a leading provider of Ajax and Comet web application services, today announced the opening of SitePen Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of SitePen, Inc. SitePen also announced that Joe Walker, creator of Direct Web Remoting (DWR), has signed on as director of support and development for the newly-established UK operations.

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London Calling

It takes a lot to get us revved up enough to do a press release and this is one of those rare occasions!

We’re thrilled to formally announce:

  • The creation of SitePen Limited, our newly-formed, UK subsidiary

And on top of that,

  • Joe Walker, creator of DWR, has joined SitePen, Ltd. as Director of Support and Development

And furthermore,

  • DWR, the popular Ajax and Comet open source toolkit for Java developers, has joined the Dojo Foundation

Can I get a w00t, w00t!