Content creation and moving in a contantly changing environment
This is post is entirely because I found some excellent text, directly from the W3, that sums up the issues I had with staying afloat in a competitive market (selling “skillz”) with a codebase that not so much changed as rotated every few months. I sympathise with anyone mad enough to create a Facebook app’…
From https://www.w3.org/wiki/Graceful_degradation_versus_progressive_enhancement:
256 Shades of Grey
Intriguing:
RT @TechCrunch 256 Shades Of Grey http://t.co/jGG5MKdlBQ
HTML5 questions – One at a time
HTML5 Now
RT @Inspirationf: The current state of HTML5 [INFOGRAPHIC] http://ow.ly/9INn2
The above caught my eye earlier today; and although it has done the round of the inta-web, it is more than just-quite-pretty…
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HTML Tags and REL Attributes You Really Should Know
“via Net tuts+ 10 Rare HTML Tags You Really Should Know is a timely reminder (especially since IE 8 is just out), of some basic HTML markup that you really should know.”
Marvellous, if old output from Ian Irving.
I thought I’d add some similar stuff as a footer; my favourite’s at the top! Read More…
To-do: WP Engineers get in line!
There has been a spike in my blogging activity over recent months. This has led to me making some observations about the methods WordPress insist their users make use of, to add content to their platform.
Since there’s a Post (that I am still writing) that’s over six-and-a-half thousand words long, the shortcomings of the present editor have been made obvious.