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Monthly Archives: May 2008
@media session 11
Global Design – Characters, Language & More Richard Ishida Richard is the W3C’s Internationalisation Activity Lead. Character Encoding There are many options, but Unicode is the best – it supports many languages in a single character set – making it … Continue reading
Posted in at media, development, internationalisation, Uncategorized
Tagged i8n, internationalisation, richard ishida, unicode, utf-8, xhtml, xml
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@media session 10
WAI-ARIA – It’s Easy Steve Faulkner Web Accessibility Initative – Accessible Rich Internet Applications It’s a W3C spec, close to becoming a recommendatio, aims to make sense out of NOISE, out of silence. Wherever possible, use the native tags to … Continue reading
Posted in accessibility, at media
Tagged accessibility, ajax, w3c, WAI-ARIA
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@media Session 9
The Why and Which of JavaScript Libraries John Resig took us through various scenarios when you write JavaScript: Plug & Play: Drop in a widget, little or no JavaScript knowledge required, just customise some options and go – no flexibility … Continue reading
Posted in at media, conferences, development, technology
Tagged Dojo, javascript, john resig, jquery, libraries, Prototype, YUI
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@media Session 8
Building on the Shoulders of Giants Jonathan Snook Culture We come from a culture where developers tend to like to reinvent the wheel, whereas designers like to reuse. If, as developers, we want to use components of others’ work (under … Continue reading
Posted in at media, conferences, development, software
Tagged development, javascript, jonathan snook, techniques
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@media Session 7
Professional Front-End Engineering Nate Koechley Nate began by giving us a bit of historical context to the way Yahoo! has evolved over the years. He then covered topics such as Yahoo’s server architecture, graded browser support [see below], progressive enhancement, … Continue reading
Posted in at media, conferences, css, development, technology
Tagged best practices, css, development, html, javascript, nate koechley, yahoo
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