Web Services Directory

A useful collection of essays and comments on Web Services and other IT related topics

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

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

Very good Weblog on Web Services, frequently updated!

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

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.

Regularly-updated Weblog that discusses Web service technology and Cape Clear's products.

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

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

Keith Ballinger is at the forefront of XML Web Services development and his blog contains interesting snippets on both his technical and leisure pursuits

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

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.

Ingo Rammer's blog accompanies his web site which contains .net remoting news, articles, faq and tips. Ingo Rammer is also the author of .Net Advanced Remoting, published by apress.

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

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

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.

Weblogs home page for O'Reilly contributors. Useful source of news and stories on a wide range of technology subjects.