6 Responses

1. Alex Hillman

   18|Jul|2007 1

   only painful if you have a URI infection. those are the worst.

   infected URI: http://www.sfgate.com/cgibin/srch_archive/dropdn_srch.cgi?template=templates2Ftypes2Ffood2Ffd_ddstemplate.shtml&item=templates%2Ftypes%2Ffood%2Ffd_ddsitem.txt&subject=RESTAURANTS%2BAND%2BREVIEW&keyword=shrimp&datesearch=366&year=
   healthy URI:
   http://www.sfgate.com/eguide/food/restaurants/reviews/

   glad to see we got clean URIs on PhillyGeeks. Don’t know why wordpress doesnt do that by default.

2. Toonerstan

   18|Jul|2007 2

   In the tradition of unconferences, and this was one of the best I’ve attended, the really important stuff , the networking, happened between and outside sessions. You and Alex most deserve congratulations for setting up an environment that made people feel open and comfortable and that didn’t get in the way.

3. Geoff DiMasi

   18|Jul|2007 3

   Annie… write something from you perspective… what you heard/saw/learned/loved.

   We are all dying to know.

4. Colin Devroe

   18|Jul|2007 4

   Alex: Long story short – mod_rewrite isn’t, by default, available on all servers.

5. joshkopel

   19|Jul|2007 5

   this is a geek blog so i think we need a geek perspective…
   URI and URL are not exactly the same and there appear to be far too many people out there with enough time to debate their differences!
   For instance… http://www.bernzilla.com/item.php?id=100

6. Alex Hillman

   19|Jul|2007 6

   So all URLs are URIs, but not all URIs are URLs.