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Pet Peeves in Writing
Yes, I’m a web programmer/coder, but I also have a keen eye for punctuation, grammar and spelling. I don’t expect the general public to have Harvard-like writing skills, but come on, there’s got to be some kind of level of … Continue reading
Comic: Link Popularity vs. PageRank vs. Yoda
Good comic from Blaugh.com. Gotta love the internet/Star Wars combination…
Web Dev Acronyms and Quotes
Here are some Acronyms and Quotes that definitely worth reading! On future of Ajax: “Ajax is the frames of web 2.0″ How true; Ajax is overused and many times not used correctly. Jeremy Keith in Hijax presentation: “Plan for Ajax … Continue reading
Posted in Fun, Web Development
Tagged AJAX, HTML, HTTP, Jeremy Keith, Mac, web design, XML
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Inteviewed Andrew Kirkpatrick of Adobe
So Ross Johnson and I recently did another big interview for the Web Axe podcast. We spoke with Andrew Kirkpatrick, a leader at Adobe in product development and accessibility. And a nice guy. Podcast #53: Interview with Andrew Kirkpatrick We … Continue reading
Posted in Web Development
Tagged Adobe, Ann Arbor, Boston, interview, leader, podcast, Ross Johnson, web accessibility, Web Axe
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Ajax Experience Conference
Last week I attended The Ajax Experience 2007 3-day conference in downtown San Francisco. There sure were some big guys speaking including Brendan Eich, CTO Mozilla; Douglas Crawford, Senior Architect, Yahoo!; and Kevin Lynch, Chief Software Architect at Adobe. The … Continue reading
Posted in Web Development
Tagged Adobe, AJAX, Brendan Eich, conference, JavaScript, JavaScript library, jQuery, San Francisco, web accessibility, Web Development, Yahoo!
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Feedburner Pro now free (thanks to Google)
Google recently purchased the master RSS feed utility Feedburner. In doing so, Google has made the PRO account and services now free to any user; there was previously a fee for the upgrade. This is great news for folks with … Continue reading
Posted in Web Development
Tagged blog, business, Google, podcast, RSS, web accessibility, Web Axe
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Internet Wasteland Song
A song “Internet Wasteland” from Eddy Boston about web programming and coding. He and a friend dreamed it up over Fish ‘n’ Chips. Some of it is pretty funny, especially the lines about AOL and Adwords. You can read the … Continue reading
Posted in Fun, Music, Web Development
Tagged AOL, Eddy Boston, funny, Massachusetts, Music, musician, Web programming
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