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02/10/07
WebDD07: Alternative Perspectives
Some alternative opinions on WebDD, from people who went to at least some of the same talks I did, culled from the excellent Backnetwork site for the event:
Shaun Hare
David Cumps
Andrew Westgarth
Simon Harriyott
Ross Dargan more »
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02/02/07
CSS Techniques from Christian Montoya
I sometimes feel like I'm developing a deep understanding of CSS, and then I read an article like Christian's and realize how much there still is to learn. A collection of great tips. more »
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01/27/07
LinkedIn Launches hResume Support
While the user has the ability to turn off Public Profile publishing altogether, only a small percentage have chosen to do so and with just the information listed [in the Basic View profile], the minimum requirement for hResume is met. In essence, we jus… more »
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01/26/07
Firebug 1.0 Released
Started up Firefox just now and the automatic updater told me that Firebug 1.0 is now available. Of course, I immediately upgraded. The visual look has definitely seen some work and there are a number of new features - see the screenshot to see a loadi… more »
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01/25/07
Latest: Google set to rule world
Blog posts are a bit like buses, wait for ages for one to turn up then two come along at once! Anyway, Robert X. Cringely has been one of my favourite columnists for a long time and this article is a very interesting analysis of what Google's long term… more »
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The Master Procrastinator
I was surprised today to notice I'd not made a blog post for two weeks, so that's me blowing guideline seven (again). Perhaps if I stopped procrastinating and got stuff done? So here's some anti-procrastination tips from GTD Wannabe that have got to be… more »
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01/11/07
Google Co-Op Search
I came across the Google Co-Op search today and decided to set up a 'search engine' of my own. It allows you to add a list of your favourite web sites (relating to a particular topic) and then either get search results exclusively from those sites or pr… more »
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01/07/07
Books Every Programmer Should Read
Shane Sherman has had an excellent idea:...this led me to thinking about a way to allow everyone to pick their top 5 programming books they think every programmer should read, and aggregate the results and make some sort of master list of the best books.… more »
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12/20/06
What is OpenID
I signed up for a Ma.gnolia account the other day and, as part of the signup process, I was offered the opportunity to get an OpenID. I'm always a sucker for anything with open in the title so I clicked on the option and got an ID at myopenid.com. Alth… more »
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12/19/06
Official Mozilla Microformat extension
Mozilla have released an extension for Firefox which demonstrates: the usefulness of semantic information on the Web, in real world scenarios
It searches for Microformats in the page you're viewing and then lets you use that information directly, for in… more »
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12/05/06
What's in a name?
The .name TLD is intended for use only by individuals, established in 2001 when it was decided there weren't enough domain names to go around. The fact that you've probably never heard of it, or .biz, or .pro, or the other four (.info, .aero, .coop and… more »
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