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O’Reilly Radar: The Value of Web Standards. “... we’re finally getting rewards for standards-compliance ...”
New Media Hack on YDN Python Center. Recommends pycurl—I have to admit I hadn’t looked at that.
Gina Ford vs the Web. “I’ll sue you! I’ll sue you in England!”
Mark Shuttleworth: Jono Bacon steps up. Jono is the new community manager for Ubuntu. Awesome.
Unicode strings to ASCII ...nicely. Uses unicodedata.normalize to filter out accents.
YDN Python Developer Center. Launched today: tips and tutorials on accessing Yahoo! Web services from Python.
Using the Python for Series 60 Bluetooth Console from OS X. Not entirely straight forward.
ModelViewController.mp3 (warning: singing). It’s the Model View Controller song!
Darwin Calendar Server. Apple’s open source CalDAV server is written in Python.
Ruby on Rails will ship with OS X 10.5 (Leopard). Impressive!
Apple Server page. The markup/CSS is lovely—a Wilson Miner special.
New edition of the Rhino book goes to the printers. The examples from the book are available online now.
Bayeux. Comet might just make Java relevant for web development again.
Introduction to Subversion Screencast. If you aren’t using source control yet, here’s your chance to catch up.
Changelog for Opera 9.01 for Macintosh. Fixes a bunch of little things that had been irritating me.
Drew joins Yahoo! We’re running out of UK standards-focused developers to hire...
[brothercake] Dynamic 3D with CSS and the DOM. 3D dungeon layouts built using the CSS polygon border trick.
[ANN] Markup. New Python templating system designed to replace ClearSilver in Trac. Very Good News.
Extending Django’s database API to include full-text search (via) Outstanding tutorial on writing custom managers and QuerySet subclasses.
jacobian.org. Jacob got his tumble log working. It even exposes his Google searches.
Module Pycaml (via) Integration between Python native libraries and OCaml.
What I’ve Really Been Working on at Google (via) Some technical background on Google Code hosting.
Browser JavaScript in Opera. Opera monkeypatches some sites, and auto-updates the patches once a week.
Why is XSS so common? Because dev tools don’t escape things by default.
Blowing up paint. More on that new Bravia ad, including a video.
Proposed RFC for application/json (via) Douglas Crockford is putting JSON through the IETF.
Infovore: ChinaDialogue.net. An entirely bilingual site, powered by Ruby on Rails.
Photos on Flickr of new Bravia ad filmed in Glasgow. This looks brilliant.
XMLHttpRequests using an IFrame Proxy (via) Another scary hack abstracted away by Dojo.