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Tab Sweep

Stefan Tilkov, Sep 15, 2008

I've been keeping some of these open for a month now, time to get rid of them …

Jacek links to David Booth's article on RDF and SOA and mentions XSPARQL, "a fusion of XQuery and SPARQL", which sounds interesting.
Via LtU, a link to a paper by Rich Hickey on Clojure's Approach to Identity and State. (Clojure is a Lisp-like language running on the JVM.)
A good ArsTechnica article on why both Gecko and WebKit should live on, despite WebKit's growing popularity.
A huge posting by Charles Nutter on InvokeDynamic, the Java 7 JVM's upcoming support for dynamic dispatch.
Ola Bini's explanation of Evil Hook Methods in Ruby, Jay Fields' (or Fields's?) response, Piers Cawley's take
Tim Bray on Testing REST. Be sure to check out the comments, too.