Links
Things worth reading. Or not. At least, I thought I'd rather keep them when I encountered them.1316 links so far, newest first.
youtube.com
Four-minute video of Manu Delago playing a solo on the Hang, the Swiss steel handpan.
semooh.jp
Japanese documentation for a jQuery rollover plugin that swaps images on mouse-over via a filename suffix convention, with optional fade, on img tags and image inputs.
oswd.org
Repository of free, standards-compliant HTML and CSS website templates contributed by designers and downloadable for any project.
The Absolute Minimum Every Software Developer Absolutely, Positively Must Know About Unicode and Character Sets (No Excuses!) - Joel on Software
joelonsoftware.com
Joel Spolsky's primer on character encodings, walking from ASCII through code pages to Unicode and UTF-8, and why no string is meaningful without knowing its encoding.
ilia.ws
Conference slides introducing PHP 5.3, largely devoted to its new namespace support — syntax, resolution order, several namespaces per file, and how autoload behaves.
ejohn.org
A developer's review of the JavaScript and DOM improvements shipping in the first Internet Explorer 8 beta.
gosquared.com
A free set of 77 vector buttons in Adobe Illustrator format, offered for use in web and interface design.
martinfowler.com
An explanation of how lightweight containers wire components together, comparing constructor, setter and interface injection against the Service Locator alternative.
modjs.org
An abandoned proof-of-concept Apache module that executes ECMAScript on the server, with an interface loosely modelled on perl's CGI.pm.
w3.org
Section 10 of RFC 2616, defining every HTTP/1.1 status code from 1xx to 5xx and the semantics a client and server must attach to each.
