Ahhh, thebankshow is naked!
Posted by Tim
If this is your first time here, you’re probably thinking to yourself: “Wow, this site sucks. It’s so plain.” Well for your information, I’m promoting web standards by participating in CSS Naked Day on April 9th, 2008 and showing off my <body>.
Have a look around and enjoy your time here.
Updates to Mozilla Add-ons Site
Posted by Tim
Basil has already done an exceptional job of outlining most of the new updates in AMO 3.2 but I thought I’d touch on a few of my favorites.
Rehauled the color scheme and layout
The new “Eco” visual identity is very easy on the eyes and the ‘findability’ on the site has greatly improved.
Cleared up the difference between installing and downloading a theme
Using smart install buttons the user is presented with clear options for using an add-on. While this might not seem like a very big issue, you don’t know how many emails I get from frustrated users who click the Install link for a Thunderbird Theme/Extension and it tries to install into Firefox - only to error out.
Impressive language support
24 languages and probably more to come. Localization is where we should be moving - props to Mozilla for leading the way.
Statistics dashboard
The statistics dashboard under the developer tools section (which can also be made public) features some awesome filtering and graphing functionality.
Thursday February 28th (Hartford, CT) - The Hartford chapter’s first Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) conference was hosted at The Hartford and sponsored by Ounce Labs (with Pizza!!!). The two presentations tackled web application security from very different angles ….. Read the rest of this entry »
