Retooling Slashdot with Web Standards
by Daniel M. Frommelt · 94 Comments
A look at the markup behind Slashdot.org demonstrates how simple and cost-effective the switch to a standards-compliant Slashdot could be. (Part I of a two-part series.)
by Daniel M. Frommelt · 94 Comments
A look at the markup behind Slashdot.org demonstrates how simple and cost-effective the switch to a standards-compliant Slashdot could be. (Part I of a two-part series.)
by Christian Heilmann · 57 Comments
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