Filed under: Development, Design, Web Standards
Molly Holzschlag's talk tonight has given me some much-needed inspiration for my (now late) weekly blog post. Some of the things that she had to say about Internet Explorer 6 have prompted me to cogitate on the way that we treat this dinosaur of a browser at my company.
Filed under: Development, Tips & Tricks, Design, Web Standards
The Interwebs have been ablaze over the last few months with articles and commentary regarding HTML5. While this is remarkable in and of itself given that HTML5 will not be officially ready until the year 2022, the fact that browsers are starting to implement some of the features from the current draft of the language has triggered some interesting comments.
I am a software developer and designer in Athens, Georgia. I'm passionate about web development, graphic design, and web standards. I am currently enrolled in the University of Georgia Master of Internet Technology program. More...
Dear @charlesproxy, You're amazing. Love, Ash
Thanks to @johnallsopp for the very inspiring talk tonight about HTML5 and the future of web technology.
@Stormink Other bad changes aside, CDs are not analog. If the icon had started as a vinyl record, that would be a totally different story.
@koefod You're on a Mac, right? You should give this a try: http://agilewebsolutions.com/products/1Password
When method names include the word "kludge," it's a bad sign.
