Friends of Ed just released another book I participated in. Collected under the succinct title “Web Accessibility: Web Standards and Regulatory Compliance” you will find all you ever wanted to know about web accessibilty. I cannot talk much about the other chapters, but the list of writers and knowing what they have done in the […]

Esther Schindler has been busy asking members of evolt’s the list what their biggest pains are when dealing with clients are. Or – in other words – what developers would love their clients to know. The result is called Becoming Clueful and was released at IT Business Net yesterday. It is an article full of […]

At least to me, and this is how they look: Judging by my stats and the referrers, that is the same for a lot of people – not necessarily using the same RSS reader, but one of the dozens out there. The reason is simple: Time. I simply don’t have the time to surf around […]

I never cease to be amazed by what effort people put into their passions and putting them on the web. I just stumbled over this page with scans of Lego booklets which must have taken ages to put together – well, the scanning not the page. Content, wonderful content…

I’d like to get some feedback on an idea for a plugin I developed for the Yahoo! Messenger. My idea was to collate all the different search services I am using day by day into one plugin to save me the time to open several tabs when a contact asks a question. I’ve uploaded the […]