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Just announced: the Opera Web Standards Curriculum

Tuesday, 8. July 2008, 19:37:24

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Announced today, the Opera Web Standards Curriculum is part of Opera Education, Opera's outreach program for universities, schools, and other educational institutions. The curriculum is an amazing resource, and it's all free. I think I'll spend part of my summer vacation improving my Web development skills! :smile:

Supporting the Opera Web Standards Curriculum: Learn to build a better Web with Opera

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Opera 9.5 is out!

Thursday, 12. June 2008, 18:45:58

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Here are some great blog posts about the subject:

Opera 9.5

Opera 9.5 - the next generation of web standards

Opera Mail: Upgrading to Opera 9.5

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Anne van Kesteren talks "ARIA in HTML5"

Monday, 26. May 2008, 15:48:37

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My colleague Anne van Kesteren talks about ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) and HTML5 in a 2 part video podcast found here: http://standardssuck.org/aria-in-html5

I met Anne when he visited San Diego a little while back. He's a cool guy who does really important work.

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Going to BarCamp

Thursday, 1. May 2008, 23:19:31

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This Saturday, I'll be at BarCamp San Diego 3. I'll be talking to people about Opera, of course.



We're also a sponsor, as is Microsoft. In fact, this BarCamp is being held at Microsoft's San Diego office. Should be interesting :wink:

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Thanks, Daniel

Friday, 21. March 2008, 18:09:55

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I just wanted to offer my best wishes to Daniel Goldman, who has decided to move on from Opera to pursue new opportunities. Opera Watch certainly won't be the same, but I hope it will continue on in one form or another. I've always enjoyed working with Daniel because, like myself, he was an active Opera fan even before joining the company.

I hope he'll be an active member of the My Opera community that he helped to build up, and where he'll always be welcome.

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  • Rowan Mulder: The busy bees at Opera Software

    Although browser news has been slow the last few days, except for some releases, the folks at Opera Software have been quite busy. Not only with software, but also by opening up more portions of the development. Yup, Opera Software is quite the open company for closed software,compared with others. ...

  • Opera Desktop Team: File I/O, Video, 3D Canvas - a ...

    We have previously released experimental Labs builds containing File I/O , and 3D . For the first time we now have bundled them all into one build. On all of our desktop platforms. Head over to the Labs to read more about the newest singing, dancing labs build ??? and to download your build! ...

  • Opera Watch: Opera Mobile 9.5 Beta Released for WM ...

    The first public beta of Opera Mobile 9.5 has finally arrived. Some of the new features: Speed tests show Opera Mobile 9.5 beta loads Web pages 2.5 times faster than Internet Explorer Mobile Opera Mobile 9.5 defaults to full Web page viewing and allows users to pan and zoom into their desired conte ...

  • Opera Desktop Team: A peek under the hood

    Today's post will be a bit unusual in the sense that it won't be about Opera itself, but rather about how Opera is brought to you. This post will attempt to explain to you how we get from a lump of source code that can be compiled in a lot of different ways with many different options to the Opera p ...

  • Opera Community News: Member of the week

    This long time My Opera member has been using Opera since version 6.xx and continues to post to an informative and entertaining blog. For the third week in a row, we visit Austria to find this week's Member of the Week. He has diverse taste in music and travel and his posts range from entertainin ...

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  • serial experiments lain - 10th Anniversary

    On July 6th, 1998, serial experiments lain debuted on Japanese television. Ten years later, the show's legacy endures and it continues to inspire new audiences who discover it. I haven't done a whole lot online to celebrate Lain's 10th birthday, but perhaps I'll do some more lain -related panels at ...

  • Lawmune's Netspace turns 10

    Ten years ago today, on June 23rd, 1998, this website (" Lawmune's Netspace ") went live. Some of the pages were created before June 23rd, but they weren't available on the Internet until that day. 1998 was the year I graduated from college, which is why I started this site in the first place--as a ...

  • Moving forward from sad days in Akihabara

    Here are some links to articles about the recent tragedy in Akihabara, where a young man killed 7 people and injured several more: 17 Hit or Stabbed, 7 Confirmed Dead in Tokyo's Akihabara Cry for help from comic book killer Tragedy strikes Tokyo's geeks Akihabara, of course, is the world's most ...

  • RSS Awareness Day

    Given how infrequently I update this blog, I hope there's no one out there who actually types in http://www.cjas.org/~leng/lainspotting on a regular basis to see if there's anything new here. Instead, you should consider using RSS (for this blog and any other sites you want to keep track of). What' ...

  • Classic anime openings

    I just posted my Anime Punch report . One thing I didn't mention there is that I helped Lillian Olsen (my good friend and fellow con guest) with the multimedia clips she showed during her Classic Anime panel. She promised that I'd post links to the clips here on my blog, so here they are: Magical ...