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All The Information In The World, The Way You Want

Google Tech Talks May, 23 2008 ABSTRACT Overview: Mark Birbeck has spent a number of years working on flexible user interfaces, both by developing software and working with the W3C on new standar...  
 
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wernmachine (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Good video but I can't understand the Indian Gentlemen's question
willyfrommuff (1 year ago) Show Hide
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hey can we please be able to upload bigger videos for free since you are millionares and we arent thanks
markbirbeck2 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I agree that the code is hard to read (the 'high quality' version is slightly better, but still not great), but all of the code samples are linked to from lib-xh, which is referred to at the end.

Also, the blog sample (where RDFa is embedded in a blog post, and blog posts are used to hold formatters) is available on a demo blog at Blogspot, called 'capriceswf'.

The code in the post "Books I Was Reading" gives you just about all of the code you would need to understand and play with the ideas.
koeffizient (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Absolutely useless with this bad video quality. This talk is about code and if you can't read it, it's a big misconception.
markbirbeck2 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Actually the talk is about ideas, which the code happens to illustrate. I haven't seen anyone else talking about this kind of approach to enriching the UI...with or without code samples. :)

(But as I said in the other comment, the code is all available online anyway.)
beaver82flasher (1 year ago) Show Hide
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yes, couldn't read the code with this quality
Winger4u (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Interesting but i wish the video quality was better...

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