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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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Kevin Yank
View AuthorKevin Yank is an accomplished web developer, speaker, trainer and author of Build Your Own Database Driven Website Using PHP & MySQL and Co-Author of Simply JavaScript and Everything You Know About CSS is Wrong! Kevin loves to share his wealth of knowledge and it didn't stop at books, he's also the course instructor to 3 online courses in web development. Currently Kevin is the Director of Front End Engineering at Culture Amp.
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