Background on MIME Types
I got this idea a while back when I was working on an XHTML content negotiation header. What it did, basically, was conditionally serve an XHTML document with the application/xhtml MIME type if you were using firefox, and it served it as text/xhtml if you were using IE (*shivers*).
The essential component of [...]
Starting a Blog
It is customary for young men and women to establish blogging utilities upon studying abroad in Europe. Rest assured, I will be no exception to this custom. As such, I have created jamesonwilliams.com/oxford - which you are now visiting! (Note: this has now been moved to jamesonwilliams.com/blog.)
Some Notes on Europe
I spent most of [...]
A look at the various problems and benefits of XHTML. The article makes a case for using XHTML as opposed to HTML4 as advocated by some developers. The article includes a discussion of W3C’s recommendations and how realistic they are to implement at this point.
W3 Says XHTML.
That’s a pretty half-baked reason to chose one over [...]
I spoke today with Gene, the proprietor of Country Harvest Bakery on Great Road in Acton. I have been hired to make coutryharvestbakery.com. If you go there right now it says some company is working on it. But apparently Gene thought they were too slow, and besides, the price I quoted him was half what [...]
So, we’re trying something new today. I’m writing this blogpost in Dreamweaver and decided to make a navigation panel so if you don’t feel like reading this whole thing at all at once you can skim over the content via the navigation menu. Also, I made the navigation thing first so I’m going to stay [...]
Well, ’bout time for a blog, I’d say! Yea, so what, I blog on Friday nights - everyone does (who the fuck are you if you don’t?) So anyway, heads up: this is going to be one of those long ranting blogposts, as opposed to the occasional short and informative blogpost that I occasionally offer [...]