Category: Internet
Web standards take time to be finalized, and then implemented by the various web browsers. In some cases, a lot of time. The list of not-yet-widely-supported web standards is a long one. However, that list got shortened by one recently. I am speaking of the widespread ability to embed fonts on webpages. More specifically, the [...]
Visual Studio to Support jQuery
The open source and Microsoft developer communities became a little closer today, with the news that Visual Studio will include and support the jQuery JavaScript library.
There’s been a recent flurry of posts about the oft-overlooked ampersand in web design. I’ve collected some links to related posts, and added my own thoughts alongside.
It has been a long time coming, but del.icio.us 2.0 has now been opened to the masses.
The A List Apart 2008 Survey Awaits!
The web developer’s survey from A List Apart is making the rounds again.
Mozilla Labs seems to keep busy with interesting software projects. They have recently taken the covers off their latest release, Prism.
This is somewhat related to my recent post on using Apache and IIS on the same machine at the same time. It is also something that I tend to have to search for whenever I set up a new PC (or rebuild one). So here it is, for posterity.
This is actually about Apache [...]
A tip on how to run Apache and IIS on the same machine for development work.
Is Mozilla Dropping Thunderbird?
Some somewhat worrisome news lately: Mozilla may be looking to offload the Thunderbird project.
Thunderbird and Google Calendar
Having recently adopted Thunderbird as my preferred email client, I found out it can do something else besides email: it can interface with Google Calendar.
