Steve Ballmer has, in the past, stated that he would be open to the idea of Internet Explorer dropping the Trident rendering engine in favor of the open-source Webkit. I, for one, would love it if this happens – Trident is the bane of web developers around the world. Simply stated, it is holding the [...]
Xenocode is one of the new breed of virtualization companies. A distinct difference between Xenocode and other virtualization companies is that they specialize in application virtualization instead of the more popular OS-level virtualization. It all seems to work like magic – hitero difficult to multi-instance programs can be run as independent, click-once-and-run application. Xenocode does [...]
Moxiecode’s April Fool’s joke should be a reality.
Never name a web control “description” and expect to be able to use it without errors. Why? Freaking IE and it’s crappy rendering engine, that’s why. It gets confused, at least in certain instances, when you use the word “description” as a control id and starts to do strange things you’ll have a hard time [...]
