An article on Slashdot about the recommendation of SPARQL to release candidate status just featured a great page of links to presentations put together by Ivan Herman of the W3, and on all aspects of The Semantic Web. They range from info put in very simple terms as an overview of what it is to [...]

A List Apart has a great article on what’s coming in HTML 5, which throws out a lot of the current tag syntax and gives us more semantic structural markup via the DOM. It will also allow a more streamlined markup with a lot of cruft cut out and simplified. There will be a lot [...]

I just got done reading the SiteProNews Newsletter, which this month features an article on Fonts and market branding. I won’t deny that there’s great information here, and in general the content is high quality. But it’s just as obvious to me that Erin Ferree, the author, is first and foremost, a print weenie. What [...]

We now have another web standards compliant option for browsing in Windows– Safari! And I like it, so far. Apparently there was some bug infestation the first few days, so I waited a couple weeks after launch to download, and yes, there were some bugfixes since it was initially released. The specs require WinXP, but [...]

People come to me for certain types of webwork, mostly based on the type of templating I’ve done in the past– WordPress, ModX, Joomla, Movable Type, Cubecart, Zencart, TextPattern . . . maybe a few others. But I also build an occasional site for myself. And I’ve got an idea for a site I want [...]