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Tag Archives: css
Scripting Enabled Day 2
Day two of the event was a “hack day” style event, where lots of geeks gathered with the speakers to try and build something useful. There were lots of mini-projects on the go. I did a bit of hacking with … Continue reading
Posted in accessibility, conferences, development
Tagged accessibility, css, disabilities, hack day, scriptingenabled, sql, style sheets
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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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A Little Light Reading
If you’re thinking of dipping your toes into the standards compliance/css development pond (come on in, the water’s fine!), and you aren’t able to afford some of the swanky courses available out there, a good alternative is to read some … Continue reading
Posted in books
Tagged andy budd, books, css, dave shea, dom scripting, Dreamweaver8, jeremy keith, mollymolly holtzschlag, rachel andrew, reading, standards, zak ruvalcaba
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@media, Hot Topics Panel
Closing panel for the conference. Just a mixture of random thoughts and questions. CSS is still an undiscovered country – progressive CSS should come. IE7 is playing catchup with a lot of the other browsers. Evangelising on the use of … Continue reading
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Tagged accessibility, ajax, atmedia2006, css, ie7
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