I came across an informative blog post today by Stephen Walther that talks about ASP.NET and HTML5 local storage. It explains this exciting feature by discussing details relating to client/server concurrency, difference between local storage and cookies, intracting with WCF and more. If you are an ASP.NET developer who wants to stay on top of [...]
I got impatient yesterday and manually downloaded and installed the Android 2.2 (Froyo) update for the HTC Incredible on Verizon Wireless. Since then I’ve been playing with the new features and I’m quite pleased. There have been numerous updates which add significant value to the Android platform on the spiritual successor to the Nexus One. [...]
My friend and coworker published an article about list elements; <ul>, <ol>, and the little used <dl>. He explains why and how you should use them and their relationship with CSS. Check it out over at Subtypical >.
There are a lot of new elements in HTML5 and it may be confusing what tags are included, added, or removed and what they are for. A coworker today found the Periodic Table of the Elements from Josh Duck. I like it because it groups the major elements making them easier to conceptualize. Each element [...]
I’ve been reading HTML5: Designing Rich Internet Applications and have been thinking. Never a good thing in my case. HTML5 has a lot of potential because it exposes new functionality currently being handled by Javascript. You loose tags that we all been fond of: <font> **, <b>, <marquee>**, <big>, <center>, <etc>* **. On the [...]
