March 28, 2008
by Kay
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Andrew Powell has weighed in his thoughts on developers and how well they do (or do not) know SQL in You Think You Know SQL, Don’t You? While I work on one project with a dedicated DBA, for most projects … Continue reading
January 9, 2007
by Kay
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I read a short but brilliant article today by Garrett Dimon from Digital Web Magazine, called Markup as a Craft. It touches on a topic very dear to my heart: the important of clean, simple markup as the basis of … Continue reading
April 3, 2006
by Kay
I seem to be announcing a lot of events lately, don’t I? But this one is really exciting… Russ Weakley and Cameron Adams are running a two day workshop tour around Australia (yes, they are even coming to Perth). There’s … Continue reading
January 13, 2006
by Kay
Surprise surprise… some people don’t agree with the opinions expressed in my post on the meaning of the term “standard” in relation to the web. wow, I didn’t see that coming! One comment and one blog post in particular I … Continue reading
January 9, 2006
by Kay
I started writing this entry as a comment on Dave Carabetta’s blog but it got a little long so I decided to explain myself in full here. Dave posted that he had decided to try moving the HTML coding his … Continue reading
July 9, 2005
by Kay
I am an extremist CSS fanatic. And proud of it!
June 7, 2005
by Kay
Roll up roll up, the circus is coming to town. Perth is getting it’s own monthly/six-weekly/duodecannual/whatever web standards group meetings. To add to the excitement, the dynamic duo of all things standards-compliant (and by that I mean Peter Firminger and … Continue reading
April 3, 2005
by Kay
Confession first: I’m a bit of a font nerd. I like letters. I came across a link to The Scriptorium, a site I hadn’t thought to visit for quite some time – a couple of years at least. They make … Continue reading