About Extreme 2006

• "About: the Extreme Markup Languages Conference, or the view from the isle of angle brackets" - erikh's blog
• "Extreme Anticipation" - Norman Walsh's blog
• "Extreme Markup Languages 2006" - Norman Walsh's blog
• "Programming Languages in the Markup World" - Marion B. on "Lambda the Ultimate: The Programming Languages Weblog"

About Extreme 2005 in General

• "On the Extreme Fringe of XML" - Roger Sperberg on XML.com
• Norm Walsh - collected essays on Extreme
• XML Extremism - Simon St. Laurent, O'Reilly Developer Weblogs, July 20, 2005

Tuesday, August 2nd at Extreme 2005

• Elliotte Rusty Harold - blogging from Extreme 2005 at Cafe con Leche XML News
• Simon St. Laurent - reviewing day 1 of Extreme 2005 at XML.com
• Roger Sperberg - reviewing day 1 of Extreme 2005: "Topic Maps and RDF, having long ago agreed to agree, finally find themselves on the same page"

Wednesday, August 3rd at Extreme 2005

• Elliotte Rusty Harold - blogging from Extreme 2005 at Cafe con Leche XML News
• Simon St. Laurent - blogging day 2 of Extreme 2005 at XML.com
• Roger Sperberg - reviewing day 2 of Extreme 2005: "When Finnegan dreamt, deliriously"

Thursday, August 4th at Extreme 2005

• Elliotte Rusty Harold - blogging from Extreme 2005 at Cafe con Leche XML News
• Simon St. Laurent - blogging day 3 of Extreme 2005 at XML.com
• Roger Sperberg - reviewing day 3 of Extreme 2005: "Idle thoughts: Thursday at Extreme Markup Languages 2005"

Friday, August 5th at Extreme 2005

• Elliotte Rusty Harold - blogging from Extreme 2005 at Cafe con Leche XML News
• Simon St. Laurent - blogging day 4 of Extreme 2005 at XML.com

About Extreme 2004

These three serious reports on the 2004 conference presentations also find time to mention the “curiously-decorated” hotel, hats, and a short heard-in-the-halls:

• James Mason in xml.com: Extreme Markup 2004.
• Lou Burnard in the UK: Extreme Markup Languages 2004: a brief report
• Norman Walsh, Extremely Good Again