Posts

• Jul 21, 2012

  HTML5 fragmentation: WHATWG and W3C mishap

  The fragmentation of web technologies was mainly caused by the corporate interests and while it has gone nowhere, it has shown some considerable improvements over the past years. Nevertheless, today, two main open standards bodies involved in HTML5 development, WHATWG and W3C, are struggling to find the common ground.
• Jul 14, 2012

  phpMyAdmin configuration for macOS-bundled PHP and Apache

  If you’re not into using XAMPP/MAMP for your local development sandbox and you’d like to go with the stack that comes preinstalled on a Mac, you could have trouble configuring phpMyAdmin.

• Apr 10, 2012

  Installing Drush on Mac OS X the developer way

  This is a quick walkthrough of how to somewhat painlessly install the Drupal Shell – Drush.

• Aug 4, 2010

  Drupal multisite vs single site performance on Debian

  The following benchmark proves that a traditional single site Drupal setup isn’t any faster than its multisite counterpart.

• Jun 13, 2010

  Safari 5 is a disappointment

  It really must be the most leaking browser platform there is. In this regard Safari 5 is no different from Safari 4 and all the fancy features that were added don't make up for the memory failures.