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Tuesday, August 19th, 2008 by Stan Slaughter
It looks like designing your website for broadband is OK now.
According to Leichtman Research broadband penetration in the US should break 90% by mid-2008. This is based on a survey conducted in February of 2008 showing that broadband was in 57% of
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Tuesday, November 6th, 2007 by Stan Slaughter
Have JavaScript Frameworks now hit a level of maturity that a business can feel confident that if they use them that code will not be outdated and impossible to maintain in less than a year?
JavaScript Frameworks are cross-browser user interface JavaScript libraries designed to make it easier to develop complex ...
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Monday, October 29th, 2007 by Stan Slaughter
Who cares about Firefox?
Have you ever noticed that those people who vehemently argue for writing pages which work in Firefox frequently design pages which are totally unusable if viewed on a 800x600 video screen?
Yet almost the same number of people who use Firefox, 13% of the browser market as of ...
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