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Go Standards!

April 12th, 2007 by joby

Apparently, Apple, Opera, and Mozilla are pushing for the adoption of the current Web Applications 1.0 standard (a.k.a HTML5). Web Applications 1.0 is designed to to replace the HTML4.x, XHTML 1.x and DOM2 HTML specifications. Cleaning up the HTML standard is LONG overdue. There is a serious need harmonize and simplify HTML, CSS, and the DOM. For too long there have been discordant sub elements that different browsers (particularly IE and it’s record of poor standards compliance) handle differently making my job significantly more difficult.

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Urgent Firebug Update

April 5th, 2007 by joby

If you use Firebug — and you absolutely should — you need to update to the latest version because of a 0-Day vulnerability.

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Firebug

February 12th, 2007 by joby

For anyone doing web development — particularly if you are using AJAX — you need to install the Firefox extension Firebug.  With this extension your ability to follow the flow of your web applications is unparalleled: from inspecting and modifying the DOM and CSS, monitoring network activity, and debugging JavaScript/AJAX.  Check out the site, install the extension, and increase your productivity!

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