What's interesting now
Friday, 1. September 2006, 16:10:32
Hello!
If you know me, you'll probably wonder what I find as interesting reading currently, what I find interesting that's happening now. So, here are a few links (no specific order):
- Server-Sent Events (Event Streaming) in Opera 9. This opens up a lot of possibilities.
- Web Forms 2. Which is now a W3C Working Draft too. Again, implemented in Opera 9.
- XBL2 (see latest version).
Just think of some cool web app to build with all these.
Interesting articles:
- Some W3C controversy. This post talks about many other complaints from W3C contributors. Interesting, for me, and for others too.
- Advocating for web standards, about the quality of courses in colleges and universities: "Back to school, back to reality" and "On quality education". No wonder why many self-proclaimed experts still use tables and frames for layouts.
- Again, advocating for web standards, old "news" for some, but surprisingly not many really know/care: "Web standards and the new professionalism" and "A web professional can never stop learning".
I dare you read all subsequent links on the above posts
.
If you know me, you'll probably wonder what I find as interesting reading currently, what I find interesting that's happening now. So, here are a few links (no specific order):
- Server-Sent Events (Event Streaming) in Opera 9. This opens up a lot of possibilities.
- Web Forms 2. Which is now a W3C Working Draft too. Again, implemented in Opera 9.
- XBL2 (see latest version).
Just think of some cool web app to build with all these.
Interesting articles:
- Some W3C controversy. This post talks about many other complaints from W3C contributors. Interesting, for me, and for others too.
- Advocating for web standards, about the quality of courses in colleges and universities: "Back to school, back to reality" and "On quality education". No wonder why many self-proclaimed experts still use tables and frames for layouts.
- Again, advocating for web standards, old "news" for some, but surprisingly not many really know/care: "Web standards and the new professionalism" and "A web professional can never stop learning".
I dare you read all subsequent links on the above posts
.
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