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The enhancements focus on ease of use, enhanced performance and improved reliability that web designers and developers need to meet the demands of their clients, while continuing to be user-friendly and backed ...

Someone would ask: "Why would I need IE on Linux cause I got the newest and best browser ever called Firefox already installed?" :)Sometimes the IE is necessary for web designers working on Linux to test their pages, or to browse sites that don't open in any browser except the IE.Here I will explain how to install IE7 on Ubuntu box....

But, unlike HTML and CSS, JavaScript is a true programming language with complex rules that are challenging for most Web designers to learn.

Computerworld: "Brendan Eich created JavaScript in 1995 with the aim to provide a "glue language" for Web designers and part time programmers.

It has grown to become one of the most widely used languages on the planet."

Mobile Safari on the iPhone does an amazing job displaying web pages. However, I find that in the context of viewing some web pages on the go, that this view isn't necessarily the best way to read some pages.

For example, even though the iPhone interface is awesome, I don't really want to waste time zooming and messing with a page to read the actual content.

I'd rather just load up a page, read my content, and move on.

Penguin Pete's Blog: "Who has Interface Obsession Syndrome? The computing world, that's who. All of it: designers, users, open source software, proprietary software, web designers, web surfers.

Everybody. It's a disease..."

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