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I hear you: get a blog
A few months ago I took the 2007 Web Design Survey from A List Apart. I see 33,000 other Web professionals did, too. It's very exciting to see such enthusiasm among the designers. Indeed, almost 80% of the people who...
- blog
- css
- w3c
- web-design
Semantic Web is a lot of fun
W3C released new Semantic Web logos, with a rather restrictive policy. The Web community let us know about it in the best possible way: humor and parody. W3C smiles and listens.
- fun
- logo
- semantic-web
- w3c
Paris Web 2007 - The French Web Connection
Paris Web 2007, the French Web conference, is happening in November 2007. Exciting. Cool. Take a look.
- conference
- france
- paris
- w3c
The impact of Javascript and XMLHttpRequest on web architecture
This issue was raised briefly on the TAG telcon of 11 October 2007, but I think we dismissed it too quickly.The basic WebArch story about URIs, resources and representations makes sense to people because they can see the relationship between...
- javascript
- tag
- w3c
- web-architecture
- xmlhttprequest
Validator 0.8 getting stable - what next?
With the latest release, today, of the markup validator, comes a time to give a look at its development roadmap. Among the contenders for development time: localization, support for schema languages, and a richer API. Interesting times ahead...
- dtd
- html
- html5
- relaxng
- svg
- validator
- w3c
Shorttags - the odd side of HTML 4.01
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By: Olivier Thereaux
Validation can be a very useful way to detect typos in markup... unless the typos disguise as shorttags, one of the little known features of HTML, valid but misunderstood by most browsers. Fortunately, there is hope, whether one prefers to author XHTML and never worry about shorttags, or stick to HTML.
- html
- implementation
- qa
- validator
- w3c
HTML WG in Cambridge, USA - 8-10 November 2007
Come and meet the HTML WG in Cambridge, Mass, USA, in November 2007.
- cambridge
- html
- tpac
- tpac2007
- usa
- w3c