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Other “Thoughts on Flash” from Apple’s Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs recently published an open letter about Apple’s position on Flash which addressed the reasons behind not implementing Flash on the iPhone, iPod, and iPad. It’s very well written and has some great points, but contains many flaws as … Continue reading
Posted in Computers, Web Development
Tagged Adobe, Apple, flash, html5, mobile, web standards
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Attended “Open Web Camp” at Stanford University
Last Saturday (Sept 26), I attended the OpenWebCamp at Stanford University. Much thanks goes to John Foliot for organizing the event and to Opera which was the main sponsor. It was a really nice time (except the hot weather). Learned … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Web Development
Tagged event, stanford, Twitter, web accessibility, web standards
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HTML 5 Resources
I’ve been doing some research lately on HTML5 (and CSS3). Have a good article cookin’. But first, just thought I’d share some excellent resources/links. That is, if you’re a webbie techie computer nerd like me! Cool Core Stuff Coding A … Continue reading
New Theme!
My WordPress theme got tired and outdated, so I switched to a theme called iNove by NeoEase. It needed a little adjusting for standards and accessibility, but not nearly as much as most themes out there. I continue to have … Continue reading
Posted in Admin Stuff, Web Development
Tagged theme, web accessibility, web standards, WordPress
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Making Progress on Accessible Twitter
As I mentioned a few months back, my personal project this year is Accessible Twitter, a web-based Twitter application. It was originally written specifically for web accessibility (optimized for disabled users) and still is the main goal. But I discovered … Continue reading
Updated My “Vanity” Web Page
I recently updated my personal home page at dennislembree.com (I like to call it a “vanity” site). It’s my usual minimalistic, user-friendly, standards-based, accessible design, and I’m liking it. Changes include removing the bio, organizing in three categories, and a … Continue reading
Twitter and Web Accessibility
Like many folks, I very much enjoy Twitter, the mini-blogging sensation. I recently went over 1,000 tweets! You can find me at @dennisl. One issue with the site is that Twitter is not web accessible. I’ve recently been resolving this … Continue reading
Posted in Twitter, Web Development
Tagged interview, web accessibility, web application, web standards, web2.0
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