About bloomin time
Someone had to come along and kick the pompous stuffing out of all this “Web Services Save the Planet and Do Dishes” bollockio.
Thank God for editor “Wilfred Seymour Davis-Larson” for bringing us Webservile.com
(er...hmmmm. “Wilfred Seymour Davis-Larson” -- WSDL? Right...) Well whoever it is, they’re my hero(es) of the month.
Sample headlines so far:
Acronym Shortage Threatens Web Services Community
Web Services Unable to Connect Legacy System with Spork
And my personal favourite:
.NET Saves Boy Down Well
“In the early hours of the morning, .NET, Microsoft's platform for XML Web services, saved a five-year-old boy who fell down a well in Ottumwa, Iowa...”
Snort-inducingly hilarious. Joe Bob says: check it out.
Someone had to come along and kick the pompous stuffing out of all this “Web Services Save the Planet and Do Dishes” bollockio.
Thank God for editor “Wilfred Seymour Davis-Larson” for bringing us Webservile.com
(er...hmmmm. “Wilfred Seymour Davis-Larson” -- WSDL? Right...) Well whoever it is, they’re my hero(es) of the month.
Sample headlines so far:
Acronym Shortage Threatens Web Services Community
Web Services Unable to Connect Legacy System with Spork
And my personal favourite:
.NET Saves Boy Down Well
“In the early hours of the morning, .NET, Microsoft's platform for XML Web services, saved a five-year-old boy who fell down a well in Ottumwa, Iowa...”
Snort-inducingly hilarious. Joe Bob says: check it out.
