Feb 15
At first we had Nelly and XSL/T, and then we end up with Lisp.
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- Congrats to @spullara on his move back to Fenton, now at Benchmark. Can't wait to see what he comes up with. http://bit.ly/bzEDCA
- Cool. Moz bug http://bit.ly/9Jmosi fits in to http://bit.ly/98vfzA which gives clipboardData to onpaste!
- ANGLE is an open source implementation of WebGL on top of Direct3D from Google http://j.mp/d92cWj
- Steve Jobs: “For us, computers have always been around. You were born B.C.—Before Computers.” http://bit.ly/d1aNFO And my kid=After Touch :)
- Fun to kick off a new Palm Developer Podcast series with @bgalbs http://bit.ly/9KEOA7
- Just switched over the Facebook shortcut keys to use the "official" appMenu shortcut: "a" method. Looking forward to a new beta next week.
- @nathansmith they announced hardware acceleration but NOT canvas support. They aren't the same ;)
- IE9 Canvas Support Leaked by AMD?
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I am honoured to be working at Palm where I get the opportunity to work with my long time friend and collaborator Ben Galbraith on delivering a fantastic developer experience on the mobile Web.
That being said, please note that the opinions expressed on this site are my own, and don't necessarily reflect those of my employer.
February 15th, 2008 at 3:14 pm
And XSLT was based on DSSSL, a SEXP-based language based on Scheme. I remember writing early XSLT templates with parens instead of angles. Full circle, it seems.