Another XQuery Use Case: Is Higher Education Countercyclical?
In this XQuery use case, I consider whether higher education in the U.S. is countercyclical to recessions.
In this XQuery use case, I consider whether higher education in the U.S. is countercyclical to recessions.
Recently I asked folks on an XQuery listserv if XQuery might play a role in a p2p web anticipated by such recent announcements as Google’s Wave and Opera’s Unite. Below is an edited version of that conversation. Read more.
In a continued search for a worthy web query tool, I spent a fair amount of time playing with Zorba’s XQuery and the 20,000 time series from the Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED) database. I continue to be impressed. Read more.
There’s huge interest in harnessing the web as a giant database, and the motivations for this are easily as diverse as the interest is large. I’m just looking for a precursor. Read more.
Stephen Downes recently advised technology developers what not to build. My response: the major entrepreneurial and socially constructive opportunities await new data systems that will architecturally simplify the web and make it more accessible. Read more.
In search of any tool that can actually do web queries and analysis, I examine Yahoo’s new Yahoo! Query Language (YQL). Read more.
I got sidetracked today into nuances in Google search, discovering some useful ways to refine searches but also making me wish yet again for more robust query tools. Read more.