HTML5 Doctor
Useful site for practical information about HTML5.
HTML5 | Permalink
Meanwhile, elsewhere on the 'Net people are writing interesting things, too. Below you find my links of choice from the past 28 days.
29 June 2009
18 June 2009
Robert Nyman created a proper test suite + compatibility table for JavaScript 1.6-1.8 features. Useful!
Core | Permalink
15 June 2009
Stefan Kolb continues his series of tests of JavaScript libraries on mobile phones. This time he did the TaskSpeed tests on ten Nokia S60 phones.
Conclusion: Dojo again the fastest library; this time Prototype is the slowest.
Libraries, Performance, W3C Widgets | Permalink
13 June 2009
Microsoft will not include IE in the Windows 7 version for Europe, which will be released in October. Computer vendors may add a browser to the system on their own, though.
Still, there may be a few computers that will have no browser installed. I'm curious what will happen next. How will these people get their browsers?
Browser Wars | Permalink
8 June 2009
Some information about the Microsoft widget system. Looks a lot like the W3C one, which is good.
W3C Widgets | Permalink
2 June 2009
More news on the Opera vs. Microsoft EU fight: the EU might want to go for the "five" option, in which new Windows computers come with all five browsers installed. I doubt the wisdom of this move.
Browser Wars | Permalink
See the June 2009 archive and beyond.
This is the linklog of Peter-Paul Koch, freelance front-end consultant, agent, and trainer. You can also visit his QuirksBlog, or you can follow him on Twitter.
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