Category Archives: web
The Way the .mobi Died
As we all know this did not work. I hope this will and the sanity prevails. Increasingly, you can browse the real web on a phone and have a high quality experience. There is less and less need for a … Continue reading
Beta bag of bugs?
So, IE7 beta is available. Sort of, cause it is not for everyone. Faruk shares his impressions and points out to those of others, Dave Shea is not impressed that much , and Molly shares some wisdom. I, however, seriously … Continue reading
Google does not follow
Yes, this is yet another post about Google’s Preventing comment spam. So Google have run a little level-of-optimism test three days ago. The results? Well, the good news is — there are optimists. The bad news is — it will … Continue reading
Who cares about ampersands?
It is about the time for the another corollary of the Godwin’s law: As an online discussion about validation grows longer, the probability of mentioning unencoded ampersands approaches one. No kidding! The reason is that such ampersands are easily the … Continue reading
Invalid Standards
An alternative title for this post can be “The crime and the punishment” . So Mike did it again. Alongside his talent for design and coding he has a talent to ignite flame-wars on standards and validation. Only this time … Continue reading