All blog posts tagged with browser
No-Win on Browser Support
Once again in my life, this beast rears his ugly head. The scenario: customer and employer want HTML5 site (complete with animations, CSS3, gradients, rounded-borders, the whole shtick) - BUT, they want it to work in ancient browsers.
I'm getting so sick of this.
Oh - and did I forget to mention t…
JVM Ruby vs. ECMA Ruby
I've seen a few projects rearing up to try to port Ruby to JavaScript (such as HotRuby). This is all entertaining and everything, but here's a few problems as I see it:
- You are still limited to JavaScript's security model
- You are still limited to JavaScript's single-thread architecture
- JavaScript i…
Internet Explorer Irregularities
Much has been written about the oddities and irregularities (and standards non-compliance) of Microsoft® Internet Explorer®, but I felt I should publish this one not only for posterity, but also as a helpful hint to other programmers who might need the functionality.
First, some background. I had …
Visit my Friends and Family
If you've enjoyed my site, please take a moment to visit my friends and family, many of whom have some interesting insights, and entertaining thoughts and ideas.
- Crause Family - the family website
- Peter Crause - my father
- Justin Crause - my brother
- Cencina Photomagic - great photographer
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