MLUG: RE: [MLUG] Linux browsers & compatibility issues
RE: [MLUG] Linux browsers & compatibility issues
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I have not been out to the page but I do agree.  I started learning
HTML, ect about 7 years ago.  Notice I said LEARN HTML not a point and
click ap.  I think the requirement for a web development team should be
that you know HTML, CSS, ect and not the aps so you can create W3C
approved pages.
This campus has been a MS one for years.  When I started taking the IATS
HTML classes about 7 years ago, the instructors told me that I could
download the handouts from there website.  Well when I pointed my trusty
Amiga computers browser to the page I found out that all of the handouts
were in PDF.  The handouts did not have any graphics in them and could
have been done in text.

Daniel Nowlin
IATS Datacenter


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[mailto:EMAIL:PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Shawn Parker
Sent: Friday, February 06, 2004 15:06
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Subject: Re: [MLUG] Linux browsers & compatibility issues


yea, i don't like to offend people (ok, well i actually do...) but it 
sounds like mu's web development team needs to update their skill-set. 
don't know why or who decided on coldfusion, but php/mysql(or postgre) 
and xhtml/css could have easily handled this type of web application. 
and, it probably would have saved them time, money and bandwidth - if 
done correctly.




note: everytime i reply to matt i end up missing the "list" and just 
sending him email...  :)

Ross, Matthew wrote:

> But MS FrontPage doesn't do standards conformity, so it's obviously 
> not that important.
> 
> Actually, this was written in CF, so whatever idiot wrote it, is 
> probably using Macromedia's development tool. If this is one of your 
> co-workers, IATS MLUG'ers, take him out back and shoot him for me 
> please.
> 
> 
>>could easily been avoided were it designed to be accessible,
>>conforming 
>>to web standards.
> 
> 

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