Lawrence Eng

He believes in Web standards (and so should you!)

Monday, 2. March 2009, 18:01:46

open the web, Opera

Here's a recent interview with David Storey, Opera's CWO (Chief Web Opener):

David Storey: I believe in web standards

Two tech announcements from OperaWeekend homework: Opera version history

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Chas4 # 3. March 2009, 02:56

I do believe

interesting read

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