Entries tagged with 'development'
Saturday, April 26th, 2008
With my recent kick on finding out everything I possibly can about html5, this is one part of it that has been implemented in a few of the more popular browsers, and actually has some use. By definition:
The tag defines graphic, such as graphs or other images. The tag is new in HTML 5
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Thursday, April 24th, 2008
New blog site up, http://www.htmlfive.net. The purpose of this site is to provide a central resource for any and all updates or articles that pop up on the web about the new HTML5 specifications.
Currently, HTML5 is in working draft mode, with no real implementations besides proof of concept. Opera 9.5 has Web Forms 2.0 working [...]
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Saturday, November 3rd, 2007
Everyone wants a site that looks good, loads fast, and is easy to work with. It really isn’t as hard as one might think, as long as you follow some of the basic rules of design that you would with any development project. With this, I’m going to assume you’ll be writing a PHP based [...]
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Monday, October 8th, 2007
Time management is key in any business position, whether you are a receptionist for a law firm, or a sole-proprietor in a web development company. I’m going to assume that as a constant in any business discussion. There have been hundreds (thousands?) of books written on the topic, and I won’t try to reinvent the [...]
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Monday, September 24th, 2007
I’ve collected a few of my favorite CSS tricks for use on my own site, yet seem to always be on the look out for other implementations. Seems like you can’t just lay out a page anymore… you have to lay it out, then add some conditional formatting for the large amount of people still [...]
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