Shared Google praises Microsoft’s HTML 5 thoughts. Published HTML5 offline webapps vs Google Gears Localserver. Shared Getting all JavaScript into the Footer in WordPress? Not so fast, Buster!. Shared The Wire – David Sylvian "Manafon". Liked Florence and the Machine – My Boy builds Coffins (BBC Introducing). Shared 22 september – Zonder auto mobiel in … Read more
With all the attention going to native Facebook-applications for the iPhone, Blackberry, Symbian and now also Android, one would forget that there is a mobile Facebook-website as well. Better yet, there is not one but two mobile website; http://m.facebook.com and http://iphone.facebook.com. The difference? The iPhone-version (or ‘high-end’, as it works on my Android-devices as well) … Read more
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I’ve started sending out a (maybe bi-)monthly “web technology news” mail at work, I’ll repost these here (excluding items/ remarks that are specific to my employee off course) hoping someone actually finds this useful. 1. The web wants to kill Internet Explorer 6, MS won’t msie6 (° 2001) is causing web developers headaches (it requires … Read more
Liked 2 videos. Shared Mojo SDK available to all Published How to exclude blogposts from your feed I decided to start auto-posting weekly digests of my Lifestream-events to this blog, but wanted to prevent those items from p… Shared HTML5 and The Future of the Web Shared Stoppen. Shared Microsoft eases back on IE 8 … Read more
Google might be pushing back support for HTML5’s <audio> and <video>-tags in Chrome, but these certainly are one of the nicer features the upcoming version of Firefox will bring us. Version 3.5 (RC1 will probably be released the beginning of July) will indeed natively support ogg/vorbis, wav and ogg/theora. And this is important why? Well, … Read more
Firefox 3.1 is just around the corner and I’ve been using the beta’s for a couple of months now, but I didn’t really feel the urge to write about it up until now. But with things heating up between Google Chrome (already out of beta!), Safari and Firefox and with new versions of MS Internet … Read more
With new versions of our trusted browsers coming out, web developers who like living on the edge can start using some of the new features that are becoming available. One such goody is cross-document messaging, which is part of the HTML5 draft spec. Cross-document messaging allows children of a window (think iframes, popups, …) to … Read more
My name is Frank Goossens, also “known” as futtta. I’m currently employed by a large multinational IT services company working from Brussels. I have been professionally involved in that internet-thing for over 20 years now, directly or indirectly working for a number of large Belgian companies (e.g. Spector, KBC, Telenet and Mobistar/ Orange) on web-related … Read more