Web Services Directory

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

Not too heavy on the technical front but Chris Sells' weblog is well written and entertaining. You'll identify with his observations or you'll want to write and explain why you don't.

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

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

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

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

Weblog which accompanies other "dive into" web sites, specialising in CSS, J2EE and OS X. Has one of the most impressive demonstrations of CSS yet seen.

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

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.

Spanish weblog about Semantic Web and Internet Programming related technologies

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

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.

Wearablegear.com - Wearable Computers, Mobile Body-Worn Technology, Advanced Materials, Bio machines and Cybogs, Neuro Technology

Peter Drayton maintains a highly technical weblog with articles and links to other interesting weblogs.

Jon Udell casts his valuable knowledge across a range of topics, including Web Services, rss, perl, python and a variety of other relevant topics. Good set of links to other weblogs, as well

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.

Musings on technology, programming and web services

Thoughts on the Service Oriented Enterprise, Web Services and Service Oriented Architectures

This is where I put posts about all my Radio web services and other XML-RPC and SOAP procedures.

Greg is a consultant specializing in .NET and web services. There is lots of web services-related info, including several security samples.

As the name suggests a weblog devoted to the topic of SOAP maintained by Dave Winer.

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

Daniel Berlinger's blog is a by-product of his development of Archipelago, a XML-RPC based editor for Manila web sites. It currently runs on MacOS (classic), and OS X.

As the creator of breakthrough concepts like NetWare Open Systems, The Network Services Model, metadirectory, and The Internet Services Model, Craig Burton is one of the leading visionaries and analysts in the computing industry. Since 1998, Craig Burton has been an independent analyst consulting with many industry vendors and concentrating on the Internet Services Model and the paradox of selling software infrastructure.