Anne van Kesteren

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Recent events

• I learned a bit more about subversion. I really like the --force argument on the add command. Using the probably harmful svn add --force * nowadays;
• Everytime Dr. Olaf Hoffmann posts another comment to www-svg I wonder how SVG Tiny 1.2 ever got to Candidate Recommendation: Re: SVG Tiny 1.2 CR2006-08-10: 9.2 rect element with rounded corners. And he’s just pointing out flaws in the language, not problems with the language in general, such as it having an interface for raw TCP sockets;
• The Insignificant Pebble by Martin Reurings. It took him a year, but he has a weblog now;
• Web Forms 2 got published as a W3C Working Draft. Like Ian, I enjoy section 1.5.

Comments

1. You're right. It's CSS that needs raw TCP socket interfacing, not SVG

   Permalink · 2006-09-11 20:50:33 · James John Malcolm (AkaXakA)

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