I added a small new section to the code section of this site: some info about conditional comments. I’ve found them to be very useful, and they’ll be one of the only ways of hacking around IE to remain when IE7 comes to the market, so i’d say: look at them :). [tags]conditional comments, html,…
I updated my CSS 3 Preview section, adding background-origin and background-clip examples. I think i found a few WebKit and Firefox bugs in the process, i’ll have to do some more research on that tomorrow. [tags]CSS, CSS3, background-origin, background-clip[/tags]
According to Hicksdesign, Omniweb 5.5 has gone in public beta. You need to register in the Omniweb public forums, and then view this thread for download info. I will try it tonight, but it apparently has quite a new WebKit, since it includes the Web Inspector, as well as stylable buttons. Very nicely done by…
Nokia has announced on the WebKit blog that they’re moving their browser development over to opensource.apple.com. They have now moved their latest “stable” branch and will soon be moving their development branch. Very, very good news! [tags]webkit, nokia, s60, apple[/tags]
The people from macZOT! are at it again, they are giving away SubEthaEdit from CodingMonkeys in what they call BLOGZOT 2.0 on MacZOT.com. With every blog comment about it, the price is reduced by $0,05. If all goes well, MacZOT will award the Mac community with 3000 (!!) serials, each worth $105,-. Well, i’d like…
Today, it seems, Google Maps has reached Europe and has driving directions as well. So i can finally show you all where my home town is, and lead you to it :). [tags]Google, Maps, Europe, Nijmegen[/tags]
Dave Hyatt raises a VERY interesting question on the Surfin’ Safari blog. He talks about High DPI Web Sites and how this could be the future of browsing the web. I’ll chew on this one over the weekend.
I saw in my logs that people were still coming to the rounded border preview I made last year, and which I had removed from my site. So I updated it and put it back. I created a CSS3 preview section for it, in which I will add more pages soon.
Opera has announced Opera 9 Beta today, with new features including BitTorrent and Widgets. Though i haven’t found a use for the Widgets yet, the BitTorrent feature could be very nice. I will update more during the day, as I will use Opera all day today to do my dayjob ;).
Google has published the Google Calendar Data API. This allows for external interaction with your Google Calendar. Who will write the first plugin for iCal or Outlook which automatically adds new meetings to Google Calendar as well?
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