- A brief review of Microsoft’s new competitor to Dreamweaver, recently released as a public preview for free download.
- More progress on running JavaScript as soon as the document has loaded, but not waiting until external resources like images have loaded. Includes fixes for IE and Safari, and Opera 9 now supports the DOMContentLoaded property like Firefox.
- A daunting look at just how bad the spam problem really is.
- A look under the hood of PHP’s memory management facilities.
- An incisive, if inconclusive look at the current state of play of Java web application frameworks.
- A typically venemous reaction to Sun’s announcement that the JDK for Java 6 will include a pure Java database (Apache Derby). Turns out the database won’t be in the JRE, and nobody really asked for it, so is Sun just polluting the Java platform?
- This release is looking very stable. Running a number of desktop applications on it 24/7 here and it’s working great. With the final release slated for October, now’s the time to do your compatibility work.
- Right on schedule, Opera 9 is now available for free download.
- Is there room for blogging in your business model?
- Nice series of five articles covering the new Membership and Roles features of ASP.NET 2.0.
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