This site contains two blogs. On this page you get a quick overview of them and their latest entries.
The QuirksBlog is my professional blog in which I write about web development and related topics, and occasionally about my personal life. I'm not really interested in keeping a personal blog, though, so the majority of the entries are about solidly techy stuff.
On 16th and 17th of May we will organise the third edition of Mobilism, the mobile web conference.
We have one speaker change: unfortunately Thomas Fuchs was not able to make it. We have found Remy Sharp willing to take over the slot and the topic: JavaScript frameworks in an increasingly mobile (and thus memory- and processor-challenged) world.
On Wednesday 15th of May, the day before Mobilism, we have organised two technical platform workshops: one for Firefox OS and one for BlackBerry 10. Both are half-day workshops and a ticket for the two of them costs only €150.
One of the things I’ve been following closely these past few weeks is an initiative for a new kind of journalism here at home. To me it’s not so much about the journalism as it is about the business model, which nicely ties in with other initiatives in the US, and is probably even more succesful right now.
De Correspondent aims to become a blog and news site supported by subscriptions. See also this English article for a summary of what’s happened so far.
See the QuirksBlog homepage for older entries.
The Elsewhere on the 'Net blog contains many links to other interesting web development sites, articles, and resources.
16 March 2010
Opera Browser Standards support chart
19 February 2010
App is Crap (why Apple is bad for your health)
Touch web browser mega shootout: Surf's up
18 February 2010
Dispatches from the front line - War reporter checks in from smartphone battle zone
2 February 2010
How Internet Explorer 8 document mode affects JavaScript
31 January 2010
The Mobile App Store Landscape 5 years Ai (After the iPhone)
18 January 2010
Windows Mobile, iPhone, Android - Marketplace Comparison
RIM patent app will have you barely browsing the web at incredible speeds
8 January 2010
A Bloodbath for 2010: the Smartphone market preview
6 January 2010
Google's biggest announcement was not a phone, but a URL
5 January 2010
What’s Ahead for the Mobile Web in 2010?
Is there hope for Palm in the 2010 smartphone wars?
8 December 2009
The mobile data apocalypse, and what it means to you
Microsoft, EU Are Said to Modify Deal in Browser Case
See the Elsewhere homepage for older entries.