…sometimes really disappoint me.
Not all of them, of course. Not you. But most people – sometimes.
Tag: Blogosphere Interest
Love The W3C [en]
The article “How I Learnt to Stop Worrying and Love the W3C” by Erika Meyer prompts me to go for a little trip down A List Apart memory lane, to point you to some of the first articles I read there.
Here is a little gem extracted from the ALA Back Issues:
Dr. Strangeglobe: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love The W3C.
For those interested in my personal history, it was through one of Erika Meyer‘s sites (Mombomb) that I discovered Jeffrey Zeldman. In Defense of Web Diaries is the first ALA article I ever read (followed closely by The Day the Browser Died).
Francophonie Online III [en]
Voici une autre note positive à mon excursion en francophonie web-esque: Karl & Cow.
Nouvelle capitale pour tous les webmasters francophones qui me lisent: il y a des gens qui traduisent les documents du W3C pour vous…
More Web Peeves [en]
I said it, I did it. Here are all my web-related pet peeves in one place. Enjoy!
Francophonie Online II [en]
Je termine mon excursion en francophonie sur une note un peu plus optimiste: allez faire un tour sur le site de l’Ecole de la Montée.
Le design est propre (le code aussi, croyez-moi, je suis une accro du “view source”), et le travail avec les enfants est extrêmement bien mis en valeur. Le contenu pédagogique expliquant et accompagnant les différents “ateliers” est éclairant.
Cela vaut la visite, même si vous n’avez pas beaucoup de liens avec l’enseignement!
Web Peeves [en]
Another couple of pet peeves. I guess I’m coming up with so many that I’ll have to concentrate them all in one place soon:
- trading links
- bragging about being linked to by such-and-such “celebrity”
- incessant talking about how many “hits” or “visits” one’s site is getting and how to increase them
That’s all for now, folks!