August 31st, 2003
Alice Corbin has compiled XUL Periodic Table (requires a Mozilla browser) with all the widgets available in Mozilla XUL. Excellent reference, especially because the source is available at the click of the ‘Source’ tab. Keep this close at hand whenever you’re writing a Mozilla application - you’ll thank her for it.
August 30th, 2003
The “Mozilla Links newsletter”:http://newsletter.mozdev.org/ is coming soon - 1st issue to be released on September 2, 2003. The Mozilla Links newsletter is a
biweekly publication covering topics about the Mozilla open source project, the Mozilla Foundation, other Mozilla independent projects, marketing, and mostly anything related to the Mozilla project.
Looking forward to a good read of the latest Mozilla-related news, tips, and “mozdev.org”:http://mozdev.org/ projects.
Subscribe by sending an email to newsletter-request@mozilla.org with ’subscribe’ in the subject line.
August 28th, 2003
Peter Bowyer’s entry on The Regex Coach - interactive regular expressions alerted me to the very excellent Regex Coach.
The Regex Coach allows you to experiment with your regular expression (regex) and quickly determine how it would match your target string. It would be a very useful tool for trying out all any examples in any tutorials or books you may be reading. Also serves as a good testing platform for verifying your regex interactively (as opposed to writing it in your script, running it, and then checking the results). I wish I had this when I was learning regex.
August 28th, 2003
Dave Shea has published the 2nd installment of “A Second Voice“. This 2nd article is entitled Standards: Designing For the Future by Ian Lloyd. In it, Ian gives a personal account of his experiences promoting Web Standards in the workplace and his thoughts on what’s holding people back from accepting and practising them.
As before, I’m posting this in hope it gets passed on as “word of blog”. Essential reading for web developers and designers alike.
August 27th, 2003
From Bharani’s Blog: Planet PDF is offering free PDF eBooks of classics including Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Moby Dick, The War of the Worlds, Pride and Prejudice, and quite a number more - none of which I’ve read, except for Alice in Wonderland.
Not much of a classics person - give me Dragonlance, David Eddings, Raymond E. Feist anytime.
XUL periodic table
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