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Posted in Yay factor!, conferences on May 19th, 2009
Hot off the web this week we have:
Opera MAMA – a sneak peek at early results for headings, images and summary.
Combining title and alt text on images – from David Dorward. Just say “no” I say.
Standards.Next – Informal bootcamps about tomorrow’s web standards today (yes, today) kicks off with an HTML meetup June 27th after [...]
Having been tagged by Gez Lemon here are my seven things and seven people. The idea behind the meme is that you share seven facts about yourself and then pass it on to seven other people by name checking them in the post.
Rules of the seven things meme
Link to your original tagger(s) and list these [...]
Posted in Thoughts, conferences, standards on Nov 27th, 2008
According to CNET Asia, Google announced ActiveX support for Google Chrome in Korea yesterday. I was particularly disappointed to read this as it reinforces crappy standards support and locking people into using certain browsers and denying choice.
Of course I would say this being an Opera employee however with my Opera hat off I can honestly [...]
Posted in internationalization, standards on Nov 24th, 2008
I just posted a Buzz article about web standards in China on the Web Standards Project (WaSP) website. When over there in October I spent time with some really smart developers and students talking about web standards and trying to better understand the situation in China. The article is really a round-up of a few [...]
Posted in news on Oct 19th, 2008
Not quite sure what it was I said but I’ve just got back from a an extended trip to China where both my blog and email account were blocked. So apologies for any neglect of comments and emails…I’ll get to these within the next day or so.
For now here are some photos of the trip [...]