Book Review: Defensive Design for the Web

Book review of Defensive Web Design by 37Signals

Opera as my Default Browser

I recently reformatted my laptop and reinstalled most of the software I used, but when I was about to install my browser, I realized this was my chance to really try-out something I've thought of before– Have Opera as my default browser.

Blogger Anonymity: Does this hurt blog credibility?

Do people trust blogs with anonymous authors?

Taking Web Standards to the Streets!

re roadside Web Standards evangelists coming into the fore? Not really. But with what the Web Standards Project Street Team is envisioning, it's trying to put the Web Standards evangelism back to its roots– or the grassroots, for that matter.

Will Online Election Campaign Tools Win an Election? - A Reaction

I was browsing the web and blog-hopping for Philippine Elections-related posts. And I saw a blog post at Aczafra.com, asking the question: "Will Online Election Campaign Tools Win an Election?" Reading further, the bottomline of the post was:

Adobe Flash: Web 2.0's Pariah?

Flickr, Digg, Del.icio.us, Bloglines, MySpace, Wikipedia, Technorati and YouTube. That list probably accounts for a good deal of all the traffic going on as I write this but only one of them uses Adobe Flash. Is Web 2.0 Flash averse?

Tech Buzzwords are Good for Us

AJAX, Web 2.0, SOA, SEO, VOIP, Scalability, Viral Marketing, Agile Development and User Experience are just some of the contemporary buzzwords filling out new and traditional media. But what good are they anyway? I say a whole lot of goodness.

Book Review: Designing the Obvious: A Common Sense Approach to Web Application Design

Book review of Designing the Obvious: A Common Sense Approach to Web Application Design by Robert Hoekman Jr.

Wrestling with PHPList

I recently had to set-up a mailing list manager for our company's email campaign and since cost is a constraint I put on to myself, I happily searched and evaluated Open Source solutions. My search brought me to the PHPList website.

Midomi: The First Sing Engine?

Midomi presents a new way to search stuff-- by singing it! It uses Adobe Flash to record using your microphone. Pretty interesting. Try searching-- you will hear the best rendered songs this side of American Idol.

Free Webhost Hunting

Being the cheapskate that I am, I was looking for a FREE (yes, free) webhost service for a new blog I'll be launching soon. I can now imagine the gasps of the security-conscious folks out there.

When a Non-Compete Agreement goes Awry

When does a Non-Compete Agreement go to far?

Verisign and Adobe: DRM for Web Videos?

Verisign and Adobe recently announced of a partnership that will combine Verisign's P2P distribution technology and Flash. How will this pan out?

Adobe CS3 Icons Preview

Adobe's CS3 generation will be launching in 2007 with a new look and branding. Here's a preview of their Icons and color schemes

W3C's CSS10 Hall of Fame Reviewed

CSS recently celebrated its 10th birthday (whoa, it's been that long huh?) and released a list of sites that has made an impact for CSS.

Need CSS help? Let the Adobe community advise you!

There were probably several before it, but Adobe's CSS Advisor is one of the best resources to perfect your CSS skills available online. And in true Web 2.0 fashion, it's in Beta.

Search : SEO :: Real life : ?

Interestingly, SEO parallels a real world process. What could it be?

Blogosphere: It's getting crowded

Based on some stats, the Blogosphere IS getting crowded.

Book Review: Ambient Findability

Review of Peter Morville's Ambient Findability

The Web Designer in Hollywood

If you watched the 2002 movie 40 Days and 40 Nights, you will know that the character Josh Hartnett plays is a web designer. Yes, a web designer in a Dot Com company. That has led me to the question, "What other major movies have characters portraying web designers?"

Adobe and Mozilla Partnership: ActionScript is now Open Source!

I bet you never saw this coming: Adobe donates the ActionScript engine to Mozilla.

In Defense of Social Bookmarking Icons (aka Sociable)

What's with the heat the social bookmarking icons (aka Sociable) are getting lately? Here's why I will not remove the Sociable plug-in and encourage fellow bloggers to use it.

The Web Designer in 2007

The Web Designer has probably been around for over ten years now. But with all the developments this year alone, what does the Web Designer have to be and do in the coming year to able to stay relevant in the I.T. industry?

Thoughts on the Adobe Dreamweaver 8 Developer Exam

I just took and passed the Adobe Certified Professional exam for the Dreamweaver 8 Developer track. It wasn't that grueling but it wasn't a walk in the park either. For those who are going to take the exam soon, here are some tips that may help you.

A Dreamweaver guy tries MS Expression Web Designer

I'll make this clear from the start: I'm really a Dreamweaver guy. But with all the posturing Microsoft has been doing on the web design/development against Adobe lately, I can't help but be curious about what the Expression Web Designer can offer the web designer.

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