Writings from the TOC (Tools of Change) conference this last week have been made into a free eBook at O’Reilly. I’ve already downloaded it to my Kindle, and others have downloaded it to their Stanza application, but you can read it as a PDF on your computer. Heck, you can print it if you’re feeling […]
Month: February 2009
The recursive how-to
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. How self sufficient do you want to be? For instance, you can make your own homemade cleaner with a mix of castile soap, vinegar, baking soda, and water, but you don’t have to stop there. You can also make your own castile soap with a mixture of olive and lavender […]
Recent Views upgrade
The recent upgrade for the Views module seems to have broken my recent comments view. I’ll fix it when I can, but in the meantime, thanks, I am aware that there is a problem with comments in the sidebar. update Problem has already been identified, and patch uploaded, but in the meantime, made the manual update.
Kindle customers discussions demoted
One interesting change at the Kindle site at Amazon based on the new reader is that the Kindle customer discussion forum, which originally was a top submenu item, has now been demoted to the vague bottom reaches of the web page. Where the discussion forums originally focused on the wonder of the Kindle, recent discussions […]
I am reminded in comments of Steve Champeon’s progressive enhancement, which I actually did cover in my book, “Adding Ajax”. My apologies to Steve for seeming to subvert his subversion of all browsers look the same. I tend to think of Steve’s progressive enhancement in light of the use of JavaScript, but it is also focused at […]
