Friday, August 8th, 2008
I would have announced this earlier, but somehow with the trip to Taiwan, the subsequent jet lag, and the whopper of a cold I had this past week has delayed me from getting this post out until now. But here it is: My book titled "Foundation Website Creation with CSS, ...
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Tuesday, August 5th, 2008
Molly Holzschlag raised a good issue via Twitter yesterday regarding the !important rules in CSS, reprinted here in more or less the order in which her tweets appeared thus far:
TwitterPoll: What does this mean to you? !=
TwitterPoll follow-up. What does this mean to you? !=good
TwitterPoll: Let's remove the equal sign. ...
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Friday, August 1st, 2008
PPK has written his impressions regarding his shiny brand-new Jesusphone. (I wonder did he get black or white?)
In his post, he tells us the initial reports for the behavior of mobile Safari with regards to things like documentation (missing), mouse event implications (game changing), and how the disjunct state ...
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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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