Brand new from the BBC today is this interview with Tim Berners-Lee. Believe it or not, he never envisioned people actually coding Web pages by hand in HTML. What he had in mind for browsers was more along the lines of a word processor, one that allowed you to author a document, format it and publish the content to a remote server. And also...

Why reinvent the wheel? A collaborative collection of techniques, code examples and comments from the Python development community. Anyone can contribute, or submit comments and improvements. Not to be confused with the O'Reilly books of the same name.

Why reinvent the wheel? A collaborative collection of techniques, code examples and comments from the Python development community. Anyone can contribute, or submit comments and improvements. Not to be confused with the O'Reilly books of the same name.

Follow a tip from Nick, I took a look at the UK version of builder.com and was very impressed. It's nicely designed (clean and simple), easy to navigate, and free of advertising. Best of all, lots of great content and Web developer news feeds. Definitely worthy of a bookmark.

Follow a tip from Nick, I took a look at the UK version of builder.com and was very impressed. It's nicely designed (clean and simple), easy to navigate, and free of advertising. Best of all, lots of great content and Web developer news feeds. Definitely worthy of a bookmark.

The W3C has just released a stable upgrade to the Markup Validation Service. For more information, visit the What's New page. "0.7.0 Stable release including all the fixes and improvements made in consecutive beta versions 0.7.0 Beta #2 and 0.7.0 Beta #1." They've even snazzed up the interface a little.

The W3C has just released a stable upgrade to the Markup Validation Service. For more information, visit the What's New page. "0.7.0 Stable release including all the fixes and improvements made in consecutive beta versions 0.7.0 Beta #2 and 0.7.0 Beta #1." They've even snazzed up the interface a little.

I'm wondering if Sam ever got around to looking over Howto MagpieRSS: Implementing Web Developer News. Okay, what I'm really wondering is if this trackback system works. And I'm about to find out I guess!

I'm wondering if Sam ever got around to looking over Howto MagpieRSS: Implementing Web Developer News. Okay, what I'm really wondering is if this trackback system works. And I'm about to find out I guess!

From the author of the XML Bible, is this news and resource site for XML users, programmers, and of course Java enthusiasts. Actually, this is the sister site to Rusty's Cafe au Lait which caters to Java programmers. Tons of content here, a must bookmark.

From the author of the XML Bible, is this news and resource site for XML users, programmers, and of course Java enthusiasts. Actually, this is the sister site to Rusty's Cafe au Lait which caters to Java programmers. Tons of content here, a must bookmark.

Home of the "How to Think Like a Computer Scientist" series is this free ebook, in HTML format, as well as PDF and LaTeX. Also available in print from Green Tea Press. This same series also has titles for learning Java, C++ and Logo. Logo? Puzzling...

Home of the "How to Think Like a Computer Scientist" series is this free ebook, in HTML format, as well as PDF and LaTeX. Also available in print from Green Tea Press. This same series also has titles for learning Java, C++ and Logo. Logo? Puzzling...

Wait a minute, isn't that a character from MASH? I'm so confused. I guess you could call this site the "Four Horsemen of the Alpha Geeks," or four guys blogging about the hottest trends in open-source technology. This one is definitely worth syndicating.

Wait a minute, isn't that a character from MASH? I'm so confused. I guess you could call this site the "Four Horsemen of the Alpha Geeks," or four guys blogging about the hottest trends in open-source technology. This one is definitely worth syndicating.