The [Sorry] State of Web Design
Those who have paid attention to me for a while (and I thank both of you) know my opinion of the Content Management System segment, commercial or open source. While nothing is excellent, or even good, for that matter, I did have hopes of one open source project, in particular, growing up to be something […]
OK, WordPress has a new version, so I ported one of my favorite projects The Chessmill to it. The new “pages” system looked like it was going to work. Regular readers know I’ve been using Mambo — no, this doesn’t mean I’m moving away from it. I still use it; I just don’t like depending […]
Getting involved with a site, as part of a team. The overall coding and structure for this site, something I am not responsible for, is tag soup; my skin crawls a bit when I look at it. Should I let my name be listed on the credits? Harlan Ellison kept “Cordwainer Bird” around for just […]
This comes to mind because I’m wading through PHP code breaking down the table-based output someone else has written into non-table-dependent code. It gave me a chance to think about the consequences of table-driven design. The first consequence is invalid code. The particular system I was working with held an XHTML doctype on the output […]
I started the domain transfer process with more than sufficient time to complete it before the expiration date. 1) The domain was locked against transfer. I have no recollection of receiving notice of this, nor can I find any evidence of it anywhere in my email logs, which go back 2 years or more. (I’m […]
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