It’s official, we made it.
so…
So. I’m starting over.
This weblog is my space to ramble on in bursts longer than 140 characters. The opinions are my own†. If you’d like to follow along, you can subscribe to one or more of several feeds. Or just click the links below, that works too. So does searching.
Recent posts
Several new features and bug fixes for your DocBook transformation needs!
The first “real” releases of XML Resolver 6.x have been published.
Working on the C# implementation of the XML Resolver was instructive. It instructed me that the new design was kind of a mess and the Java implementation of that design was also…bad. So I’ve fixed that.
TIL: Browsing (the web) in Emacs (in a couple of senses) really works well.
Random notes from my unsuccessful attempt to get this weblog onto Mastodon.
A few thoughts on standing up web services with better isolation (i.e., with less chance that I’ll shoot myself in the foot.)
I understand the motivation behind HTTPS, and I support the idea of a more secure web. But 🙄.
TIL: You can’t copy photos out of the Apple cloud by finding them on your local hard drive.
Making Java work with a specific version of Unicode, at least for NineML.
TIL: Java 11 supports Unicode 10.0 with two extensions. With. Two. Extensions.
Normal service has been restored. My AWS lambda works again.
Experiments in optimization of my iXML processor.
Migrating my homebrew-document management system has been painless and fruitful.
A few brief thoughts on the simple pleasures of (not) traveling by train in Britain.
You can try out the proposed API improvements in the XML Resolver! This is a Java release, but I’m planning to do a C# release “soon”.
With an eye towards correcting an oversight in the XML Resolver APIs, opinions on a new design most humbly solicited.
An Emacs editing mode for Invisible XML using tree-sitter. “It works.” And it wasn’t even hard! And it works!
TIL: Accumulators in XSLT make some classes of problems a whole lot easier to solve.
Converting ABNF to iXML…with iXML and XSLT.
The (last?) beta release of what will be NineML 3.0.0 is available. Feedback most welcome.
I have “finished” drafting my paper on ambiguity in Invisible XML grammars. Next stop: Balisage 2023!
The first beta release of what will be NineML 3.0.0 is available. Feedback most welcome.
New releases of XML Resolver and XML Calabash (1.x) to fix a small bug.
Finding the right nonterminals and implementing the priority pragma.
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