Categories: Web

“How to GET a Cup of Coffee”

My “web book” co-authors (Jim and Ian) and I worked on a fun article for InfoQ about how Web technologies could be used to support a “cup of coffee ordering” scenario. It was really fun working on the article and I am pleased with the ideas conveyed. Your comments/feedback are more than welcome!

“How to GET a Cup of Coffee”

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17 years ago

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