ODD and Import / Export

I have just uploaded the latest draft of the ODD specification to OpenDD.net, so pop over and take a look. Since the last release of the draft I’ve done a fair amount of work to simplify the format even further; simplifying terminology, clearing up some inconsistencies and dropping namespaces altogether. You’ll notice that we still […]

Marcus Povey

I have just uploaded the latest draft of the ODD specification to OpenDD.net, so pop over and take a look. Since the last release of the draft I’ve done a fair amount of work to simplify the format even further; simplifying terminology, clearing up some inconsistencies and dropping namespaces altogether. You’ll notice that we still […]

Introducing the Open Data Definition

Data portability is a bit of a hot topic at the moment, and a recent article in the Economist illustrates that this is becoming seen as an issue outside the technical blogging crowd. So it seems like a good time for me to blog about one of the funky things I’ve been working on recently, […]

Marcus Povey

Data portability is a bit of a hot topic at the moment, and a recent article in the Economist illustrates that this is becoming seen as an issue outside the technical blogging crowd. So it seems like a good time for me to blog about one of the funky things I’ve been working on recently, […]

Elgg 1 object model

Elgg 1 introduces some important changes under the hood, perhaps the most important of these has got to be the new object model. In a nutshell, Elgg 1’s object model is a simplification of what we’ve done with Elgg 0.x (from now on called Elgg classic), reducing things to their essential components. In Elgg 1 […]

Marcus Povey

Elgg 1 introduces some important changes under the hood, perhaps the most important of these has got to be the new object model. In a nutshell, Elgg 1’s object model is a simplification of what we’ve done with Elgg 0.x (from now on called Elgg classic), reducing things to their essential components. In Elgg 1 […]