In December I held a QuirksMode reader survey on Urtak. It had 69 questions, and about 59,000 answers were given by about 1,100 respondents. A few weeks back I published part 1 of my survey. Here’s the next few findings.
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In December I held a QuirksMode reader survey on Urtak. It had 69 questions, and about 59,000 answers were given by about 1,100 respondents. A few weeks back I published part 1 of my survey. Here’s the next few findings.
From 31st of March until 17th of April I’ll be once again touring the US. I’ll start and end with conferences, but I’m not quite sure yet what I’m going to do in between and I’m looking for suggestions.
I have retested the support for the new input types (<input type="number"> and such) in the desktop and mobile browsers.
All in all support has increased slightly since the last time I tested them, although Safari desktop, Chrome, and BlackBerry have seen some decline. Safari and Chrome have mainly done away with badly or buggily implemented types — it’s clear they’re rewriting significant parts of this module.
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The Elsewhere on the 'Net blog contains many links to other interesting web development sites, articles, and resources.
16 March 2010
Opera Browser Standards support chart
19 February 2010
App is Crap (why Apple is bad for your health)
Touch web browser mega shootout: Surf's up
18 February 2010
Dispatches from the front line - War reporter checks in from smartphone battle zone
2 February 2010
How Internet Explorer 8 document mode affects JavaScript
31 January 2010
The Mobile App Store Landscape 5 years Ai (After the iPhone)
18 January 2010
Windows Mobile, iPhone, Android - Marketplace Comparison
RIM patent app will have you barely browsing the web at incredible speeds
8 January 2010
A Bloodbath for 2010: the Smartphone market preview
6 January 2010
Google's biggest announcement was not a phone, but a URL
5 January 2010
What’s Ahead for the Mobile Web in 2010?
Is there hope for Palm in the 2010 smartphone wars?
8 December 2009
The mobile data apocalypse, and what it means to you
Microsoft, EU Are Said to Modify Deal in Browser Case
See the Elsewhere homepage for older entries.