Gregor J. Rothfuss

Tag: #standards (119 posts)

November 8, 2020: Open RAN
December 7, 2018: EV Charging
November 6, 2016: Against timezones
July 14, 2016: IETF is past prime
December 4, 2014: Web standards overview
November 5, 2013: Encryption push
November 6, 2010: HTML.next perspectives
June 27, 2010: IE9 CSS 3 support
February 17, 2009: IE 8 incompatibility list
December 29, 2008: CSV RFC
December 28, 2008: Empty src reload behavior
October 21, 2008: IE drops CSS Expressions
June 11, 2008: Refactoring HTML
June 5, 2008: Yahoo goes it alone
May 30, 2008: Geolocation JS Library
May 23, 2008: Location in Newsml
May 13, 2008: Doctype
March 28, 2008: Structured Bills
March 22, 2008: ITU standards
February 6, 2008: Microsoft subterfuge
January 16, 2008: .aspx considered harmful
January 9, 2008: Acid3
January 2, 2008: Opera Nonsense
December 18, 2007: IE 8 reaches Acid2
October 31, 2007: Microsoft Sabotage
October 16, 2007: Microsoft rejoins OGC
October 16, 2007: X3D Working Group
October 7, 2007: HTTP interoperability
September 20, 2007: National Positioning Architecture
September 17, 2007: libkml
September 13, 2007: Towards the Geoweb
September 10, 2007: HTML Mail
August 14, 2007: HTTP/2
August 9, 2007: Grammar
August 7, 2007: iPhone and Open Standards
August 7, 2007: Use RELAX NG
July 31, 2007: Participating in the OGC
July 28, 2007: Google and the Geospatial Web
July 28, 2007: GeoWeb Blog
July 28, 2007: Restful Services for Geospatial Information
July 28, 2007: User Location XMPP extension
July 15, 2007: OPML 2.0
July 8, 2007: Front-End Guild
June 30, 2007: iPhone nonsense
June 28, 2007: GML Analysis
June 26, 2007: Medical records failure
June 25, 2007: Microsoft Markup
June 21, 2007: Bible5
June 10, 2007: LocationAware.org
June 7, 2007: SSE spec status
June 5, 2007: CSS working group is irrelevant
May 11, 2007: View Source
May 11, 2007: registerContentHandler
May 1, 2007: Adobe Apollo
April 30, 2007: What Went Wrong with GML
April 17, 2007: What would you like in KML 3.0?
April 17, 2007: Future of the Web
April 5, 2007: GeoRSS conformance
March 26, 2007: Feed Validator Test Cases
March 18, 2007: 2 visions
March 14, 2007: Google Hates XHTML
March 14, 2007: Apple canvas patent
February 28, 2007: OGC standardizing KML
February 27, 2007: W3C Speed
February 26, 2007: The geoURI scheme
February 9, 2007: International Chemical Identifier
February 5, 2007: Pleiades uses GeoJSON
January 30, 2007: Calendar cross-publishing
January 18, 2007: OpenID Tipping Point
January 10, 2007: ogc geolinking spec
January 7, 2007: SL Open source
December 13, 2006: XML vs CSV
December 12, 2006: GML Shenanigans
December 11, 2006: AJAX and automation
December 9, 2006: Mars
December 7, 2006: Is Office Open XML A 1-Way Standard?
November 23, 2006: WHATWG Blog
November 15, 2006: ISO Public Standards
November 14, 2006: sitemaps.org
November 6, 2006: The use of Metadata in URIs
October 31, 2006: Ian Hickson on the new HTML WG
October 26, 2006: Reinventing HTML
October 12, 2006: Web Applications Packaging
October 2, 2006: Widget Standards
October 1, 2006: Drag and Drop
September 26, 2006: Google Transit Feed Specification
March 21, 2006: 2 approaches to rss
August 26, 2004: Slashdot can't do HTML
August 18, 2004: css columns in mozilla
August 2, 2004: XML lessons
July 31, 2004: XSLT 2.0
July 16, 2004: Rich web apps
June 27, 2004: Designing XML Formats
April 23, 2004: Monorom tribute
March 25, 2004: CSS test suites
March 10, 2004: In valid code we trust
March 6, 2004: ie 7
February 14, 2004: HTML 1.0
February 11, 2004: Pop quiz
December 11, 2003: Standards-based content management
December 4, 2003: from html to xforms
November 8, 2003: Inching towards Metric
October 18, 2003: The inner sanctum
September 16, 2003: Nailing down css
August 21, 2003: ie annoyance of the day
July 23, 2003: GPSML
July 17, 2003: IETF XML guidelines
July 2, 2003: case sensitivity in web dav
June 24, 2003: Atom
June 23, 2003: css compliance charts
May 9, 2003: not quite WebDAV
April 30, 2003: Tag soup is not healthy
April 13, 2003: design reuse
November 3, 2002: Xaraya
September 30, 2002: WebDAV and CMS
September 24, 2002: CLR and WSDL for CMS
September 9, 2002: to hell with old browsers
August 16, 2001: Weblogs & jabber
July 16, 2001: Reliable HTTP