I was very pleased to see that the decrepit web browser, IE6, is finally approaching its demise. We web developers have been suffering with coding for this Beleaguered Bucket of Bogusness for years now. Now the idea of dumping it has taken on more urgency, as its security flaws were a key element in...
Read more →Most of the websites I develop have features that allow the site owner to update the site content themselves. This may consist of adding articles, blogging, adding photos, putting in calendar entries, and lots of other things. All of this is great – you don’t have to call (and possibly pay) your web developer...
Read more →Update 12/27/09: Despite my admonitions about using Godaddy hosting, my clients are still using it, so I have had to deal with it several more times. (Somebody up there is punishing me for my snarky comments!) The latest bit is that they have some fancy Ajax stuff in their admin interface that is oh,...
Read more →Have you ever stuck any of your friends in the spam filter? Maybe “acquaintances” is a better term – in some cases people I know have added me to their mailing lists without asking, and just started spamming away. Of course, people who have enough of a clue to be courteous will give you...
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