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Happy 2008

Happy New Year! Last few years (starting 2003 maybe) I worked on making Web standards (and browsers) suck less. This year will be more of the same. To give that a positive spin, one could say working on high quality Web standards, but that sounds cheesy. I don’t really have any new year resolutions, apart from becoming a better cook and making sure I can live in my own house(!) by January 7 or so. Well, actually, I think I want to devote more of my working time to CSS. I’m currently working on the CSS Object Model which obsoletes DOM Level 2 Style and I think it’s about time that happens. (And there are some related projects, such as CSS parsing, Media Queries, selector for heading levels, et cetera.)

1st January 2008

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Comments

  1. And Anne has made his common error of "Januari" mixing Dutch and English again… :P

    Not a New Year's Resolution to get that right? :)

    Permalink · 2008-01-01 12:49:15 · Geoffrey Sneddon

  2. I hope to see a lot of your great work on CSS this year Anne! We'll certainly be following it at www.css3.info!

    Permalink · 2008-01-01 13:28:50 · Joost de Valk - CSS3.info

  3. Happy New Year, Anne. Guess we're all really curious about 2008 and the development of HTML and CSS …!

    Permalink · 2008-01-01 14:55:08 · Jens Meiert

  4. Happy 2008, Anne!

    Permalink · 2008-01-01 20:27:11 · Arjan

  5. Wait, I thought you had a rule to insult people in new year's posts? What happened here? Is this a softer Anne for 2008? :)

    Permalink · 2008-01-02 18:47:54 · Dean Jackson

  6. Dean, how nice of you to drop by! I’m amazed you’re still alive after your recent corperate SVG backstabbing on www-style. Lucky you!

    Permalink · 2008-01-02 23:36:30 · Anne van Kesteren

  7. It won't be the tools that save us in 2008, it will be Anne!:) Looking forward to checking out your new pad sometime this year. Let's host a WAF meeting there:D

    Permalink · 2008-01-04 07:54:45 · Marcos Caceres

  8. Hopefully it will be even better than 2007 was, merry new year everyone.

    Permalink · 2008-01-09 18:50:17 · Robert Wellock

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