Firefox Secrets
I got my regular email from Sitepoint and was pleasantly surprised to see a fellow Web Standards enthusiast in it!
All I can say is: Support Chu Yeow and his book, Firefox Secrets!!
In his own words…
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Here and there…
A great way to use CSS for different devices. Microsoft may be slapped with US$100 million fine, forced to split up software. Yahoo versus Google – a comparison on ‘word density’. Time to check out Yahoo’s new search algorithms.
Infinite loop
This dude did something awesome with his Second Life house. Technorati Tags: Second Life
I am the Matrix
I was searching around for text-to-image converters, after being inspired by what Mr Brown did. Years ago, I also tried playing around with K10K’s Sigmund but couldn’t figure how to run it on my own server. So I was intrigued when I found this site via Google. And since they could Matrixify me, why not?…
Tsk, tsk …
Shame on you, Microsoft. As Zeldman puts it, it’s strange that the same corporation which advocates web standards, fails to implement web standards on its own, newly-revamped website.
Well done, Wired
It’s so fitting that one of our hottest technology and culture magazines has revamped its website to comply with web standards. Code readers may note that they also have a stylesheet for disabled users. Netscape 4 users will be asked to upgrade their non-compliant browsers. All thanks to CSS.
Shake it up!
This page was mentioned on actor Jeff Bridge’s website (that’s how he feels sometimes, he says), and it is SO cool. Try it and see.