Friday, February 26, 2010
This is off topic. I just needed it today. Maybe you do, too. From Playing for Change.
The video of Emily Lewis and I co-presenting about accessibility and standards in Dreamweaver is now on Viddler.
You can see that we meet in the back room of an Albuquerque bar for the Webuquerque meets, so it’s noisy and a bit dark.
Related posts: Standards and Accessibility with Dreamweaver, where you will find a link to [...]
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Meet Maria Webster, aka ubergeeke, an engineering student, geek, and chronicler of what women in tech are doing at .51. She answered some questions for me to give readers an opportunity to learn more about this interesting woman.
Q: I noticed your blog, .51, or dotFiveOne, when you first registered at BlogHer and have been following [...]
Safari announced a while back that its browser passed all the Acid3 tests successfully. Lars Gunther posted an article at the Web Standards Project Buzz to explain Acid3 receptions and misconceptions and do we have a winner? Among other things, Lars said,
There has been some confusion about the test and its importance. Some people have [...]
Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 introduced the related files bar. It appears at the top of each document window and lists all CSS and JavaScript files that are related to the web page. If you’re using a server-side programming language like PHP, you also see included server-side files listed in the related files bar.
In this example page [...]
Saturday, September 27, 2008
Make a Smilebox photobook
What would it cost to drive 10,000 miles if gas cost $3.50 gallon? Here’s the data based on miles per gallon.
Cost of gas
MPG
COST
15
$2333
20
$1750
25
$1400
30
$1165
35
$ 997
40
$ 875
45
$ 777
Related Post: Bulding a Worldwide Climate Movement
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Wow, Albuquerque is turning into a tech scene. They still have the very cool Start Up display at the museum—worth a trip to town by itself. Full of hands on fun, a whiz bang multimedia conversation between a bunch of computers and lots of old computers, tubes, and hilarious photos of Bill Gates and Steve [...]
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