Fortissimo!
The Sun Valley Summer Symphony’s 2010 Season
Get More Comfortable With HTML5 Lists
At the time of its standardization, XHTML marked a major leap forward in standards for the web. Gone were the days of sloppy markup and broken pages due to unclosed tags. Strict syntax was the way of the future! Strict syntax promised to lead us to bigger and better success.
Well HTML5 is here and all that is out the window. HTML5 promises us more power than we've ever had before, but as far as markup syntax is concerned, it's sort of like moving from Dick's Drive In to Red Robin—both will get you your burger fix, but one has over a dozen overwhelming options vs the other's concise selection of four.
On Androids and iPhones
I've gotta admit: I don't have an iPhone. Apple and I have some karmic disconnect, I've learned through the years, and every day that I wake up (or at least every time I grab my phone) I thank my lucky stars that Google exists. Because without Android, I might have an iPhone... and that just seems wrong.
