The W3C has recently released a document titled – XHTML Frequently Answered Questions. The FAQ answers questions like:
With the recent worldwide end to the GIF patent, GD Graphics Library (version 2.0.28) restores support for reading and writing GIF images.
The Farm (which is a blog for the Tucows Developers’) has a howto on Installing PHP 5 on OS X. You should note that these instructions will only work if you’re using Server Logistics’ Complete Apache 2 and Complete MySQL.
IEBlog is the Internet Explorer development team’s way to provide a better connection with the IE Team. Their goal is to provide, direct from the source, for information about IE:
What are we working on? How do we make decisions? Why does some part of IE work the way it does? What keeps us up late at night? What are we thinking of around security, extensibility, and other key areas? Hey, any good tips and tricks?
[link via JD on MX]
Calling all Pixel Artists! Pixen is a bitmap editing program for Mac OSX. Pixen was specifically designed for small-scale or pixel art and is free and open source.
10 ways to infuse your work with your personality offers some suggestions as to how you can personalize your creativity.
A dozen things I think I know about working in groups is an article that may help with your success while working in a collaborative environment. The tips include:
There is some good discussion on the use of Meta-Tags at Whitespace. Paul Scrivens asks whether or not they are still useful and if they are, which ones should be included on every web page you author.
Eric Meyer offers some thoughts on Competent Classing to help you create more efficient Cascading Style Sheets.
With the recent release of PHP 5.0.0, Zend.com has a fitting article that will help you Migrate from PHP 4 to PHP 5. The article covers the following topics:
