Web Services Directory

Sam Gentile is an independent .net consultant and his weblog contains many useful tips and practical examples of .net, c++ and c# development techniques. Useful links to other weblogs, as well.

Dave Winer's weblog about scripting and stuff like that

Charles Cook maintains a weblog related to this interest in and development of XML-RPC.net. XML-RPC.NET is a class library for implementing XML-RPC Services and clients in the .NET environment available under a GNU license. This is thoroughly and clearly explained at Charles' web site.

Chris Garrett's web site, books by Chris Garrett, ASP, GDI+ and ASP.NET articles by Chris Garrett

Weblog from Web Services author and founder of The Mind Electric, Graham Glass.

Grafyte is a blog and portfolio site of the artist, illustrator, designer Brian Weaver. It contains an eclectic mix of news, comment and links and some wonderful examples of Brian's art.

Julian's weblog is a prime example of using the medium to pass on tips, tricks, news and other items of interest to .net, java and web services developers. Well worth a regular browse.

Interesting collection of news, views and links related to Web Services

Thomas is clearly a highly skilled technician and his weblog reflected his windows development expertise and experience. Linking to his website where there are code downloads, examples and explanations and links to other useful web resources

Very useful source of comments and tips on scripting and other web related development

Thoughts and experiences from an enterprise software architect. A personal weblog by Jorgen Thelin, Chief Scientist at Cape Clear Software Inc.

The .net guy shares his thoughts about technology and his personal interests.

Spanish weblog about Semantic Web and Internet Programming related technologies

A blog dedicated to finding and discussing the latest Web 2.0 applications being developed, tested and beta'd.

There are lots of books, articles and weblogs about Web services technologies. This is the weblog for IT managers that need to look beyond the protocols and deal with the strategies of building and deploying Web services in a business environment.

Daily news and features about Bluetooth, the wireless replacement for cables.

Focus is on systems thinking, human values and organizations. I may get distracted into other areas occasionally. Some of these areas might include: research Knowledge Management, Organizational Transformation and Intervention, and Intervention, and Intellectual Capital.

This is Brent Sleeper's web site. What are web services? XML over HTTP. Deceptively simple. Negative space. A new basis for enterprise software.

Maintained by Phil Wainwright, this weblog is about assembling on-demand web services to automate business, commerce, and the sharing of knowledge.

Highly technical weblog from the inventor of pocketSOAP. Good set of links to other weblogs dealing with Web Services development topics

As the name suggests a weblog which delivers the daily news of events and developments with the Python language.

Weblog dedicated to events and news around the Zope Open Source server project.

CapeScience blog of news and views related to Web Services

My ideas about new web technology which can change the future of the world wide web

Julian Bond is a leading UK technical authority on Web Services, PHP, weblogs and Internet technology. The number of times his blog is quoted within the other blogs is a measure of the importance and respect in which his opinion is held. Highly recommended.