May 11th, 2010 by timani, View Comments
I think that with the more popularity that CSS3 gains and the more standard it becomes, one of the mysteries is what browsers support is offered for the new features in the release. Luckily if you are looking for a pretty cool, and up-to-date compatibility listing of CSS selectors and pseudo selectors browser compatibility, then [...]
April 18th, 2010 by timani, View Comments
So it seems that i am being verbally bludgeoned to write, so if that was the request, then here we go. Firstly there was no official word from WordPress for about 3 days. 3 days of radio silence while security “sources” had posted this information for public consumption for some time. So i do not [...]
April 13th, 2010 by timani, View Comments
As the big year in web development continues HTML5 is getting even closer to becoming more standard. This has been helped by Google’s Chrome browser has scoring high marks on an the HTML 5 compatibility test according to geektechnica.com. It is an interesting site where you can read about some of new developments in HTML [...]
April 12th, 2010 by timani, View Comments
It seems after the brief period of quiet and uncertainty the main cause of the vulnerability attacking WordPress blogs was revealed. The security magazine over at darkreading.com noted that is was the storing of critical information as plain text in the database is what left users exposed. Earlier i had noted that there was a [...]
April 12th, 2010 by timani, View Comments
So i have to admit that one of my favorite new applications is Screener. What screenr allows you to do is to easily, quickly and painlessly record a desktop session, whether you are on a Mac, PC, or linux computer using a java applet (which is pretty fast). Once you record your screencast, you can [...]