An article about CSS Naked Day, an annual event promoting web standards by removing CSS from websites.
Explains the AsyncController in ASP.NET MVC Futures for handling asynchronous requests to improve web server scalability.
A personal recap of SXSW 2009, focusing on the value of presentations, networking, and tech-focused conversations at the conference.
Explores the ASP.NET MVC Futures assembly, detailing features like donut caching and rendering action methods within views for developers.
Announcing MvcSiteMap, an open-source ASP.NET MVC sitemap provider for flexible navigation and security trimming.
The Web Standards Project launches InterAct, a community-driven curriculum for modern web development education, aiming to update college courses.
A developer shares lessons learned from attending SXSW, focusing on flexible scheduling and the value of networking at tech conferences.
A screencast demonstrating how to use Visual Studio tooling to build a CRUD interface with ASP.NET MVC in under 15 minutes.
Explains unexpected behavior when using Python's dict.update() with Django's QueryDict due to its internal list-based value storage.
Argues for mandatory, silent browser updates to improve web development and security, eliminating legacy browser testing.
Author announces and reflects on writing his first book, 'ASP.NET MVC 1.0 Quickly,' a hands-on guide for ASP.NET developers.
A developer modifies the jQuery Pageslide plugin to support multiple, independently configured slideshows on a single webpage.
A developer details rebuilding his personal website from scratch using Django and Python, explaining the technical motivations and migration process.
Explains HTML5's Cross Document Messaging API for secure communication between web documents using JavaScript's postMessage method.
A developer reflects on a month of daily blogging, sharing traffic stats and popular posts about Python, Django, and web development.
A tutorial on implementing and configuring the Django sitemap framework to generate XML sitemaps for a website.
A critique of the PHP programming language used on Obama's change.gov site, advocating for modern frameworks like Django or Rails.
Analyzes the 2008 tech downturn, questioning the sustainability of niche skills like Facebook apps and iPhone development amid layoffs and market saturation.
A developer recounts attending a Python Onsen event, working on a Django lifestream app, and discussing web development with peers.
Microsoft's Mix Online community releases Oomph, a cross-browser JavaScript toolkit for extracting and using Microformats data from web pages.
