This is the monthly archive for June 2008.
20 June 2008
Some bare facts.
Barack Obama says the PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE every time he sees an American flag, and he has an American flag in EVERY ROOM in his house. Some days it takes him OVER 45 MINUTES to get out of his house.
And I thought he was a whishy-washy Liberal with no values to speak of. I stand corrected.
Fun | Permalink
A comparison of debuggers created by the browser vendors.
Browsers, Debugging | Permalink
18 June 2008
Interesting article by a teacher about web design or development education.
In his experience, students learn one thing excellently, but don't learn anything about the other, which hampers their effective communication later on.
Oddly, I'm seeing the exact opposite. In most courses here in Holland students learn a tiny bit of everything, which in the end causes them to be unable to fill any role.
But maybe it's different in Canada.
Education | Permalink
17 June 2008
Interesting piece on the new Safari JavaScript engine (SquirrelFish), and why it's faster than the old one.
JavaScript, Safari | Permalink
... and Opera hires Bruce Lawson. I already heard that rumoured in London, but it's good to see it confirmed.
Opera is steadily building up a world-class team that is available at conferences (yes, I'm looking at you, Apple) and otherwise.
Opera is clearly the new thingy ... well ... whatever the previous new thingy was.
Opera | Permalink
lang="de" The best overview of what browser vendors are up to. A lot has happened during my holidays; more than I expected. I will catch up only in July.
Browsers | Permalink
See the May 2008 archive.
This is the linklog of Peter-Paul Koch, mobile platform strategist, consultant, and trainer. You can also visit his QuirksBlog, or you can follow him on Twitter.
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