If I wanted to program in a crappy language just so I could get more customers, I’d switch to Windows, not stinking JavaScript. Pretty much sums it up for me, too. Wil makes this point and about a million other cutting and accurate remarks about Apple’s sloppy presentation of web development as an “SDK” for […]

The WebKit team is picking up on Steve Jobs’s “one more thing” habit, announcing yesterday a new HTML element inspector, built into the latest WebKit nightly downloads. Play around with it for just a few minutes and your jaw will drop. It’s especially fun to click around the DOM hierarchy and watch as WebKit obscures […]

Scotty invited Gus Mueller, Guy English, Wil Shipley, and myself on board for a little post-WWDC chat.

Just to prove that I’m not cranky about everything that came out of the keynote on Monday, I’d like to say that I’m very excited about the release of Safari for Windows! I think Safari is a very serious contender in these new browser wars. It will be interesting to see whether they take more […]