After Tim Bray (of XML fame) posted a brief piece On PHP the other day, developers from all corners of the Web have jumped on the thread to voice their opinions. Since Tim's blog doesn't have a commenting system, he was kind enough to gather together links and summaries of some of the best of these, which you will find amended to the original...

Not to be outdone by digg spy, DiggLicious is indeed a cool site. Built with the Joomla! PHP CMS framework and an Ajax mashup of the digg and del.icio.us APIs (although according to my research, the digg API has yet to be released, so I have no idea how the guy is pulling this off), the site allows you to watch in real-time as stories are being...

Not to be outdone by digg spy, DiggLicious is indeed a cool site. Built with the Joomla! PHP CMS framework and an Ajax mashup of the digg and del.icio.us APIs (although according to my research, the digg API has yet to be released, so I have no idea how the guy is pulling this off), the site allows you to watch in real-time as stories are being...

In case you haven't figured it out by now, I'm a confirmed Flickr nutcase. But Gina has me beat my a mile. Her latest Flickr-related addition to the Geek to Live column on Lifehacker is no acception. Visit the Flickr Advanced User Guide to gobble up power-user tips, including: Setup email uploads so the whole crew can submit cameraphone pics...

In case you haven't figured it out by now, I'm a confirmed Flickr nutcase. But Gina has me beat my a mile. Her latest Flickr-related addition to the Geek to Live column on Lifehacker is no acception. Visit the Flickr Advanced User Guide to gobble up power-user tips, including: Setup email uploads so the whole crew can submit cameraphone pics...

Question: Which of the following DTDs allow target attributes with anchor elements? HTML 4.01 Strict XHTML 1.0 Strict XHTML 1.1 Answer: None of them. The target attribute is designed for frames (who uses frames?)—if you want to use targets, use a Frameset or Transitional DOCTYPE. Sadly, I am witnessing an ever growing trend with sites...

Question: Which of the following DTDs allow target attributes with anchor elements? HTML 4.01 Strict XHTML 1.0 Strict XHTML 1.1 Answer: None of them. The target attribute is designed for frames (who uses frames?)—if you want to use targets, use a Frameset or Transitional DOCTYPE. Sadly, I am witnessing an ever growing trend with sites...

The world of XML is vast and growing, and it can be difficult for beginners to navigate the most important aspects of XML. This series of articles provides a guide to XML standards, including a wide range of recommended resources for further information.

The world of XML is vast and growing, and it can be difficult for beginners to navigate the most important aspects of XML. This series of articles provides a guide to XML standards, including a wide range of recommended resources for further information.

In a quick follow-up to my De Facto RSS Feed Icon Spreading Like Wildfire post, today Opera announced they are also adopting the Firefox RSS feed icon from Mozilla. The old blue icon located on the right side of the address bar will be replaced with the now commonplace orange "broadcast" icon in the next weekly build of Opera's flagship...

In a quick follow-up to my De Facto RSS Feed Icon Spreading Like Wildfire post, today Opera announced they are also adopting the Firefox RSS feed icon from Mozilla. The old blue icon located on the right side of the address bar will be replaced with the now commonplace orange "broadcast" icon in the next weekly build of Opera's flagship...

Everyone loves a campfire. The warmth is alluring, your friends or family gather around for intimate conversation, contemplating the glowing embers and entertained by the sparkshow. Maybe it's a caveman thing. But what if your crew is scattered all over the planet? Last night, Nick, myself, and other members of the Digital Web team got together...

Everyone loves a campfire. The warmth is alluring, your friends or family gather around for intimate conversation, contemplating the glowing embers and entertained by the sparkshow. Maybe it's a caveman thing. But what if your crew is scattered all over the planet? Last night, Nick, myself, and other members of the Digital Web team got together...

In part one of Taking RSS Beyond Headlines, Rich Ziade of Basement.org shared some cool and clever techniques for leveraging the many and varied forms of RSS data available around the Web. In Part Two, he steps it up another notch. A few teasers: Combine RSS and BitTorrent to download your favorite TV shows. Daily humor from Comedy Central and...

In part one of Taking RSS Beyond Headlines, Rich Ziade of Basement.org shared some cool and clever techniques for leveraging the many and varied forms of RSS data available around the Web. In Part Two, he steps it up another notch. A few teasers: Combine RSS and BitTorrent to download your favorite TV shows. Daily humor from Comedy Central and...