On Friday, Alex Barnett recorded a podcast on microformats with Dan, Rohit and Tantek as guests.
The show’s 51 minutes long and worth a listen, even if you’re familiar with microformats.
Ryan 6 Responses to “Microformats Podcast”
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jakedahn :
Hrm, there should be an “Official” Microformats podcast. I’d listen to it I dunno bout others…
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Brett Lindsley :
I thought this was very intesting and informative. I worked on the Atom spec and I can see the convergence of microformats to extend Atom. It would be nice to have an RSS podcast feed that one can subscribe to and receive the podcasts using an aggregator (podcatcher). Since I listen to podcasts more than trolling through sites for new information, an occasional “What’s new in microformats” podcast would be very informative.
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Stephanie :
It might have been about an hour but it went by like it was 10 minutes, I think all of you did a great job covering microformats, and cannot wait to haer some more in the future.
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Marko Mihelcic :
This is a great listen ! Well done you guys, you’ve just explaned everything I wanted to know about microformats.
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A reason to go Micro at J.D. Amer :
[…] Technorati has just released a microformats search and it couldn’t have come at a better time for me. As I am rewriting Lopico I’ve decided to implement some microformats (I won’t say which but it should be fairly obvious). I was planning on doing this despite not really being sold on the benefit of microformats. The potential was always there, but I really think that the people behind microformats have done a fairly bad job of selling the concept. I listened to a podcast not long ago with Tantek Celik and Dan Rohit, and it was sort of a waste of my time. They talked more about organizing soccer practices with microformats than they did anything else. But now with the new Technorati microformats search the reality of it is starting to become more tangible. Hopefully, Technorati won’t be the only place where microformats are put to use. […]
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Wolfgang :
Really a good podcast, which explain a lot about microformats, i´m waiting for the next part…