I switched jonraasch.com, yogaenergyheal.com and artbyanes.com over to XHTML transitional. Validation wasn’t too hard: since I naturally code pretty well with proper nesting and lowercase tags, and I use mainly floated divs and CSS, I only had to close a few image tags and entities. XHTML makes the code tighter than HTML does, and clean code is something I am focusing more and more on these days. Plus now all three sites can be viewed on blackberries! (who cares hehe)
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I've written four web development books, covering topics such as:
- • Advanced JavaScript Techniques
- • Mobile Web Development
- • JavaScript Charting Libraries
- • And more!
Favorite Posts
- CSS Data URIs – Use Them In All Browsers Now!
- Graceful Degradation With CSS3
- 5 Asset Management Tricks for Faster Websites
- 10 Javascript Performance Boosting Tips from Nicholas Zakas
- jQuery Contra Plugin – Up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A, enter
- 10 Advanced jQuery Performance Tuning Tips from Paul Irish
- 10 Things Every Good Web Developer Should Know (A Checklist)
- QuickFlip 2: The jQuery Flipping Plugin Made Faster and Simpler
- Scrolling Parallax: A jQuery Plugin
- jQuery Video Game Remake: T&C Surf