HTML5 Doctor
Useful site for practical information about HTML5.
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This is the monthly archive for June 2009.
29 June 2009
18 June 2009
Robert Nyman created a proper test suite + compatibility table for JavaScript 1.6-1.8 features. Useful!
Core | Permalink
15 June 2009
Stefan Kolb continues his series of tests of JavaScript libraries on mobile phones. This time he did the TaskSpeed tests on ten Nokia S60 phones.
Conclusion: Dojo again the fastest library; this time Prototype is the slowest.
Libraries, Performance, W3C Widgets | Permalink
13 June 2009
Microsoft will not include IE in the Windows 7 version for Europe, which will be released in October. Computer vendors may add a browser to the system on their own, though.
Still, there may be a few computers that will have no browser installed. I'm curious what will happen next. How will these people get their browsers?
Browser Wars | Permalink
8 June 2009
Some information about the Microsoft widget system. Looks a lot like the W3C one, which is good.
W3C Widgets | Permalink
2 June 2009
More news on the Opera vs. Microsoft EU fight: the EU might want to go for the "five" option, in which new Windows computers come with all five browsers installed. I doubt the wisdom of this move.
Browser Wars | Permalink
See the May 2009 archive.
This is the linklog of Peter-Paul Koch, mobile platform strategist, consultant, and trainer. You can also visit his QuirksBlog, or you can follow him on Twitter.
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