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by erika |

Any front-end web developer knows how much the World Wide Web Consortium validators have done not just for our markup skills, but for the web itself. Due to the cost of operations these heavily-used and much-appreciated tools are now in jeopardy.

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by cmulligan | The Usability University, operated jointly by the federal government's General Services Administration and the Department of Health and Human Services, is pleased to announce an exciting series of workshops, training, and professional development courses. Focused primarily on accessibility and usability issues, the workshops and courses are open to all interested parties and many are available free of charge. Read More »

by MattWade | Codewalkers.com has released a new PHP Coding Contest. Write a program to play black jack. Read More »

by aardvark | Thanks to the Eolas lawsuit against Microsoft, developers may need to rebuild how embedded applications are treated in an updated Internet Explorer, while resulting in incompatible, invalid, and potentially inaccessible code. Makers of rich media offer suggestions and work-arounds for the short-term. Read More »

by Jeff Howden | Macromedia releases ColdFusion MX 6.1, a release that incorporates a large number of bug fixes and significant improvements to performance, functionality, installation, and interoperability. Read More »

by MattWade | Codewalkers.com has released a new PHP Coding Contest. Read More »

by shifter | The next big commercial site to utilize XHTML for markup and CSS for layout and presentation is Cingular Wireless. Read More »

by rhill | The company that owns Glasshaus and Wrox is going out of business, and taking the tech book publishers with them. Read More »

by MattWade | A new PHP Coding Contest is available at Codewalkers.com. Read More »

by shifter | The Netscape DevEdge website has been redesigned and unveiled with valid code. The new design boasts XHTML 1.0 Transitional and CSS, along with many goodies. Read More »