Archive for the ‘Web Standards’ Category
Tuesday, June 17th, 2008
Downloaded Firefox Three Point Oh this evening and I must say I'm impressed. Last check was a few beta revisions ago, and this is much improved in the one area I am most concerned with: stability. I have been running it all evening and she's been perfectly stable so far.
PPK ...
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Saturday, January 26th, 2008
Microsoft recently posted confirmation that their early builds of Internet Explorer 8 pass the Acid2 test for proper CSS rendering support. This was hailed as wonderful news among web developers worldwide as a momentus occasion where we could finally adhere to web development specifications as written and as intended.
And then ...
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Friday, November 9th, 2007
If you are a web developer, web designer, web architect, web usability expert, in a similar role, or just have an opinion on the subjects of web architecture, usability, and standards, I need your help! I am doing a research paper on the arguments in favor of having large enterprise ...
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Tuesday, August 21st, 2007
Last Sunday I purchased an iPhone. This was not my plan, but a couple of things came up to prompt this move. This thing is incredible for the most part, but with only one complaint:
The Purchase
First of all, my expectation was that I'd wait until a second generation release came ...
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Monday, August 6th, 2007
In the ADC article entitled "Optimizing Web Applications and Content for iPhone", Apple states:
You can tailor the style of your webpages by providing a style sheet that adapts to iPhone. The CSS 3 media query allows you to do just that. There are several types of queries including print, handheld, ...
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