links for 2010-06-27

2010年6月27日 著

• MIT OpenCourseWare | Engineering Systems Division | ESD.172J X PRIZE Workshop: Grand Challenges in Energy, Fall 2009 | Home
  "This course will examine the intersection of incentives and innovation, drawing on economic models, historic examples, and recent experience of the X PRIZE Foundation to help develop a future prize in Energy Storage Technologies."
  (tags: space)
• eWeather
  "eWeatherは天気のプロの目線から、普通の人にとっての分かりやすさにこだわってデザインされています。"正直気に入ったしインストールもしたけど、このページのつくりについては（ry
  (tags: ipad weather)
• CSS Validation and Vendor Extensions: Throw Warnings, Not?Errors ? Jens O. Meiert
  "This is not a case against standardization; it is a case for opening the eyes."
  (tags: css)
• JavaScript: Same Code, and a Standardized Test Suite - IEBlog - Site Home - MSDN Blogs
  "Unlike specifications governed by W3C, JavaScript does not have a definitive test suite owned and sponsored by ECMA. In the absence of such a suite, browser vendors and others have tried to fill the gap."
  (tags: javascript ie)
• Opera's Developer Relations Team - -o- vendor prefixed CSS supported in Opera 10.50
  "In addition to using -moz-, -ms-, -o- and -webkit- extensions (I usually put them in alphabetical order), the final declaration should use the unprefixed version. That way, future browsers that include the feature after it becomes fully standardised can apply the style."
  (tags: css opera)
• Video: the track element and webM codec | HTML5 Doctor
  "It’s a long haul, and it’s not over yet, but <track> and .webM show significant progress towards our goal of accessible, open, and royalty-free video playing natively in the browser."
  (tags: html video)
• Adactio: Journal?The Adoption of Adaptation
  "With widespread browser support for media queries and the hype around the iPad and iPhone, there’s a perfect storm of interest in adaptive layouts."
  (tags: webdesign)
• HTML5, Native: Third IE9 Platform Preview Available for Developers - IEBlog - Site Home - MSDN Blogs
  "The third Platform Preview of Internet Explorer 9, available now, continues the deep work around hardware acceleration to enable the same standards-based markup to run faster."
  (tags: html)