#standards
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Ruby in Style
Links to Ruby style guides from GitHub, Shopify and AirBnB.Categories
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Can I use...
Support tables for HTML5, CSS3, etcCategories
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UI Guidelines for Mobile Devices
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BBC closes WML mobile site
<1% of traffic (presumably mobile traffic) so now focusing solely on HTML.Categories
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Sencha Touch
Sencha (new name for ExtJS) provides a mobile web app Javascript framework that delivers an iOS-like experience, but also on...Categories
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HTML Lint
Tidies, corrects and formats HTMLCategories
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Much Ado About IE6
Digg’s research suggests many IE6 users aren’t upgrading because they’re viewing at work and aren’t allowedCategories
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The Road to HTML 5: Link Relations
Mark Pilgrim’s guide to link rels, with an HTML5-focused commentaryCategories
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CFML Advisory
Committee website for the advisory board. Sean Corfield and chums talking about Railo, ColdFusion and BlueDragonCategories
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Do UK government web sites need to look exactly the same in every browser?
Not at all. There’s a magic paragraph quoted for evidence.Categories
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John Resig - HTML5 Shiv
Use document.createElement(“xyz”) on IE6 to support the new HTML5 tagsCategories
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An Event Apart and HTML 5
Eric Meyer’s approach for adopting HTML5 in the recent An Event Apart redesignCategories
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HTML 5: The Markup Language
Tag-by-tag guide to HTML5Categories
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hCard Creator
Fill in the form and it’ll generate the HTML for youCategories
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More on developing naming conventions, Microformats and HTML5
Good idea. Why not use HTML5 compatible class and ID naming conventions?Categories
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mezzoblue § Zoom
It’s now cool to use pixel font sizingCategories
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Feed IE 6 with a basic stylesheet
Reminder of how to serve special stylesheets to IECategories
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Chrome vs. Safari
Google Chrome doesn’t render text-shadow or drop shadows correctly. Yet.Categories
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End of Life for PHP 4
As of 08/08/08. Time for all ISPs to support PHP5 thenCategories
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vCard for Developers
How to construct and serve a vCardCategories