Oct 25, 2006 News Wire
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Firefox 2.0 was launched today, featuring a refined user experience and a great many new developer features.
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The Microsoft Internet Explorer Team sends Mozilla a cake in congratulations for the release of Firefox 2.0 today.
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A nice primer on typography as it applies to the web, with links to some meaty resources on the subject. (thanks gnarly)
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Neat tool that lets you view your site simultaneously in Firefox and Internet Explorer as you tweak the CSS code in real time. Windows only, obviously. (thanks lox)
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Although the site is down due to the surge of traffic, Fedora Core 6 was released today and most of the mirrors and BitTorrent trackers remain online.
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If you haven’t looked at Flash in awhile, this run-down of common misconceptions is a good start in getting a better picture of the state of Flash (and Flex) development today.
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Word comes out of Adobe’s MAX conference that ColdFusion 8 (currently still in alpha stage development) will have support for dynamic generation and manipulation of images. This has been a longstanding hole in ColdFusion’s feature set.
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Some notes from Day 1 of Adobe's MAX 2006 conference. In particular, there are some interesting details here about Apollo, Adobe's under-development platform for building web-enabled desktop applications with HTML, JavaScript/ActionScript, and Flash.
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