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Janet Wilkins

Essay Writing Structure!

Started by Janet Wilkins in The Reading Room 1 day ago.

Jason Austin

Interest in an iPhone development class? 13 Replies

Started by Jason Austin in Web Programming. Last reply by Don Schmidt Nov 18.

Garrison Locke

Fluid 2 Replies

Started by Garrison Locke in The Best Thing Ever!. Last reply by Mitch C. Amiano Nov 17.

Charlie Morris

yslow 6 Replies

Started by Charlie Morris in Web Programming. Last reply by Jonathan Champ Nov 17.

John Martin

Operating Systems (as described by graphjam.com) 2 Replies

Started by John Martin in The Reading Room. Last reply by Caleb Burrus Nov 12.

Blog Posts

Charlie Morris

Simple index card says it all (from Common Craft blog)

Posted by Charlie Morris on November 16, 2009 at 5:13pm

Saroj Primalni

NC State's Accessibility Needs Survey

Posted by Saroj Primalni on November 11, 2009 at 11:19am

Mike Vysocka

Google's Commitment to Accessibility

Posted by Mike Vysocka on October 20, 2009 at 8:55am

Mike Vysocka

Web Accessibility Survey Results

Posted by Mike Vysocka on October 1, 2009 at 9:00am — 2 Comments

Mike Vysocka

Remotely Download Google Ajax Libraries with PHP

Posted by Mike Vysocka on September 30, 2009 at 1:21pm — 1 Comment

Latest Activity

Don Schmidt replied to Jason Austin's discussion 'Interest in an iPhone development class?'
Another resource: http://digitalmedia.oreilly.com/iphone/?CMP=ILC-orm_sponsor_footer_links&ATT=iphone
on Wednesday
Don Schmidt replied to Jason Austin's discussion 'Interest in an iPhone development class?'
FYI Here are some resources: http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596155452/
on Wednesday
Mitch C. Amiano replied to Garrison Locke's discussion 'Fluid'
I've been using Prism to run Google Calendar and Wave. It isn't so much the fact that it doesn't run in a tab -- we could do that under Windows already just by dragging a link from the address bar to the desktop and opening pages in a new window -...
on Tuesday
Jonathan Champ replied to Charlie Morris's discussion 'yslow'
I learned something today while validating that page you linked: "Note: must appear before within a table, so that a browser can render the foot before receiving all the rows of data." Also, in case you were wondering about the other one: "To vali...
on Tuesday
Nick Young replied to Garrison Locke's discussion 'Fluid'
If you haven't figured this out already, Fluid is a Mac only application.... If you're on Windows, try "Prism" from Mozilla...... https://wiki.mozilla.org/Prism#Installer Works pretty much the same way from what i can tell -- im going to start u...
on Tuesday
Garrison Locke added a discussion
Fluid
Fluidapp.com Fluid is Mac only, so if you don't have a Mac – or even if you do – you might want to check out Prism from Mozilla Labs. (https://mozillalabs.com/blog/2007/10/prism) How many web browser tabs do you have open right now? Go ahead and...
on Tuesday
Charlie Morris added a blog post
http://www.commoncraft.com/simple-index-card-says-it-all Thought some of ya'll might appreciate the pithy point of this card. Next time I'm in front of a whiteboard trying to explain why a page with 800 links on it isn't very easy to use I'm goin...
on Monday
Mike Vysocka replied to Charlie Morris's discussion 'yslow'
We're using this approach on our Eos Software Catalog page: http://www.eos.ncsu.edu/software/catalog/ I stand corrected, the HTML Tidy/Validtor plugin I'm using with Firefox (incorrectly) reports finding no errors. However, a pass through the W3C...
on Monday
Ted Giro Happy to see the sun again!
on Monday
Jonathan Champ replied to Charlie Morris's discussion 'yslow'
I'd be interested in seeing an XHTML page which validates without close tags. It would also make me very sad. The point of XML is that it can be treated as a structured language, which is easily parsed and devoid of arbitrary linguistics.
on Monday
Mike Vysocka replied to Charlie Morris's discussion 'yslow'
Surprisingly, even XHTML 1.0 Strict pages will validate with this approach. Although, I will admit... it's quite awkward and takes some getting used to. Whenever I use this approach to optimize a page, I will include a detailed note in the comment...
November 13
Ted Giro Workin' for the weekend!
November 13
 
 

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