Archive for June, 2006
Published June 29th, 2006
…if so, read this. There’s more info on the subject than you could shake a very big asynchronous stick at.
Published June 27th, 2006
I was all geared up to post a semi-rant about Fjax — a Flash-based replacement for XMLHTTPRequest that’s been getting some coverage lately. I even got most of the way through writing it, when someone pointed me at this article by Simon Willison that sums up pretty much exactly what I was going to say. [...]
Published June 23rd, 2006
I’m no designer. OK I can put together a fairly neat looking site when I need to, but beyond the basics I’m a bit stuck. In particular, I find it hard to come up with interesting colour combinations — I tend to end up with black and white with maybe some grey thrown in if [...]
Published June 21st, 2006
A handy guide to implementing 301 redirects — ie. the ‘proper’ way to do it. It has info on how to do it in .htaccess, PHP and various other environments.
Published June 21st, 2006
Today, during the course of responding to an email asking for help, I was reminded of QuirksMode, a site that has a vast quantity of information useful for web developers. In particular, it specialises in documenting the varying behaviour of the web browsers — even their different versions — in various situations.
It might not stop [...]
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