PHP 8.5 introduces new, standards-compliant URI and URL classes for consistent parsing, validation, and manipulation.
Analysis reveals that none of the top 200 most visited websites in 2025 use fully valid, error-free HTML markup.
Analyzes Apple's control over hardware and software as a threat to internet standards, interoperability, and user choice.
Explains software portability, emphasizing the importance of standards like POSIX for running code across many systems and fostering innovation.
A web developer discusses the stress of keeping up with rapid tech changes and argues it's about awareness, not complexity.
Argues that simple, open standards like HTTP, JSON, and Markdown consistently win over complex, heavyweight solutions on the internet.
The article explains the announcement of ECMAScript Harmony, a major compromise in JavaScript's evolution, ending the ES4 vs. ES3.1 debate.
