Surfin’ Safari: Scenes from an Acid Test. “Web standards can often seem boring compared to super fast performance, whizzy new features, and even the basic Web compatibility work of making sites work properly. Interoperability is critical to the Web as an open platform, but it can be difficult to explain to regular users why it’s so important. The Acid tests make web standards fun, for browser developers, for Web designers, and for regular users. Whatever the intrinsic value of the tests may be, I think we should all thank Ian Hickson and all the test contributors.” Thijs (edit) ¶

Dive into mark: Translation From MS-Speak to English of Selected Portions of Joel Spolsky’s “Martin Headsets”. Can someone please get Ze Frank to read this out loud on camera? Thijs (edit) ¶

Apple: About the Safari 3.1 Update. “Adds support for CSS 3 web fonts. Adds support for CSS transforms and transitions. Adds support for HTML 5 <video> and <audio> elements. Adds support for offline storage for Web applications in SQL databases.” Browser innovation is back. Thijs (edit) ¶

tapedeck.org: Analog audio tape cassette nostalgia. I suddenly feel very old. Thijs (edit) ¶

Noisy Decent Graphics: Your company’s app. :) Thijs (edit) ¶

PragDave: Playing with a Testing Library. Kinda like it. Thijs (edit) ¶

37signals: All code will eventually go stale. “[...] beware the lure of a full Spring cleaning. You’ll get pulled in and before you know it you’ve broken half the application and won’t know how to get back out with your ego or tests intact. Add your feature, fix your bug, and leave everything you touch in better condition than you found it, but that’s it. Move on from there.” Thijs (edit) ¶

37signals: Optimize for now! Sound advice. Thijs (edit) ¶

IEBlog: Microsoft’s Interoperability Principles and IE8. Thanks. Thijs (edit) ¶