Archive for December, 2006
Paypal is offering a dream job for the uber-standardista. Do you have what it takes? Here’s a snippet of the job description:
Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: - Standards evangelism: Requires extensive knowledge of Web standards, a passion for advocating their correct usage, excellent communication skills (written and verbal), and a high comfort level [...]
I’ve been a busy camper this year. Sometimes it seems like I’m so deep in code that I can’t enjoy the fun, creative aspects of web development. However, I have seen a couple sites launch that I’ve had the pleasure of working on.
Yahoo! Food
When I heard Yahoo! was building a food site, I [...]
I was watching one of those vapid morning television shows today. They went outside to the cheering, freezing fans that line outside the studio hoping Betty-Sue in the trailer park will see them on TV. This morning’s exhibition had singing elf-ettes walking by the masses pretending to hand out christmas gifts. I swear one of [...]
2007 Web Development Predictions
9 Comments Published 1 year, 7 months ago in AJAX, CSS, DHTML, Flash, IE7, JSON, JavaScript, Standardista, Yahoo!, atmedia and attribute selector Digg ThisThe standardistas were abuzz a year ago with hopeful predictions for the coming year. Visions of sugar plums dropping rounded corners, AJAX, and alpha transparent pngs danced through their heads. 2006 has been a great year for web development. Did we get what we wanted? Did we get too much of what we wanted? Further, [...]
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- Adding style to your rel attributes with CSS
- Progressive enhancement of links using the CSS attribute selector
- UTF-8 compatible accented characters
- Flickr Video is live
- Captioning Sucks and Needs a Jump Start
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- Internet Explorer 8 beta released for testing
- Yahoo! Music - Easy, semantic, unobtrusive music badges
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