Web Development
Presentation: Adapting to Web Standards in the Enterprise
If you’re in the Washington, D.C. area on May 22nd, I’m giving a talk at the NavigationArts, LLC, offices on Web Standards. The title is “Adapting to Web Standards in the Enterprise”, loosely taken from the book that I helped write called Adapting to Web Standards.
5 days ago in Web Development (filed under Web-Standards, NavigationArts)
The IE 8 X-UA-Compatible Meta Tag
So the IE 8 Beta 1 for developers has been out for a bit now and there's some interesting tidbits to be found by playing with it. Some of the biggest news was the switch to a standards-mode by default. You might start checking out your sites in IE 8 just to see what's going on, but I wouldn't put much time and effort into fixing much of anything as it is a developer beta, and there are liable to be a bunch of fixes coming later.
The IE 8 meta tag will help, but you have to do it just right to get it to work...
26 days ago in Web Development (filed under Browsers, Microsoft)
Internet Explorer 8 and Firefox 3 Location Address Bars
So I have many, many more thoughts and observations with the coming releases of IE8 and Firefox 3, but that’s another post and you’ll have to wait. I’ve been crazy busy but I just thought I’d point out something I found elsewhere (I hate doing that but this I actually thought was funny). Read on…
58 days ago in Web Development (filed under Browsers, Elsewhere)
New Web Development Features in IE8 Beta 1 for Developers
So, Microsoft released IE 8 “beta 1 for developers” yesterday. You can get the IE8 beta by downloading it from their site of course. You can also read a ton of information at their readiness site.
There are great introductions there, but you get the most detail out of the whitepapers on IE8.
But, what kind of guy would I be if I made you read all that stuff? Instead, I stayed up late last night …
72 days ago in Web Development (filed under Browsers, Microsoft)
IE8 To Default to Web Standards Mode
So in a reversal to it’s previous stance, unbelievably Microsoft has announced, just in time for MIX08, that Internet Explorer 8 will render Web pages using it’s enhanced Web Standards mode.
73 days ago in Web Development (filed under Browsers, Microsoft)
http-equiv X-UA-Compatible content IE=8
What? So this is really making waves. Microsoft announces an HTML extension which will enable a new standards layout mode in IE8. Oh, you can also do it at the server side since it’s an http-equivalent meta tag.
A new layout mode, huh? That was my initial reaction. “Huh”. I don’t know what that means. And I think anyone who claims to know immediately is full of it. I rant and rave about the new questions this raises.
115 days ago in Web Development (filed under Browsers, Microsoft)
Adapting to Web Standards: CSS and Ajax for Big Sites
Hey, so I helped write a book. About Web Standards, CSS, and Ajax, and a few other things. I think it’s pretty cool. And it’s out now.
138 days ago in Web Development (filed under Web-Standards, Reviews)
Switching from Windows to a Mac: Initial Impressions
I got my Mac. In fact I got two. First of many, hopefully articles on my migration and impressions. So far so good.
197 days ago in Web Development (filed under Apple-and-Macs, Making-the-Switch)
I Am Not Robert Cerny
I am not Robert Cerny. Heh.
248 days ago in Web Development (filed under Funny, JavaScript)
Code Text Editors for Web Development
Experiences and history of code text editors I’ve used for Web Development. Past and future.
317 days ago in Web Development (filed under Web101, Reviews)
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