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  Windows 8 for software developers: the Longhorn dream reborn?

  Comprehensive article on ars technica on the rumors surrounding Windows 8, including a nice account of the past and future of .NET.

  Link added on 2011-07-27
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  make awesome web

  A seemingly endless plenty of resources for the modern web developer: showcases and demos for html5 and css3, javascript libraries and all kinds of web design helpers.

  Link added on 2011-06-29
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  Targeting mobile-optimized CSS at Windows Phone 7

  Until microsoft manages to get IE9 on Windows Phone 7, you'll need to stick to conditional comments in order to target specific css rules to this device.

  Link added on 2011-03-24
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  W3C HTML5 Logo

  The W3C created an HTML5 logo. Schmoove!

  Link added on 2011-01-18
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  Alle Größen | HTML5 (Infographic) | Flickr - Fotosharing!

  HTML 5 is gaining traction. I should definitely start looking into it a bit more seriously.

  Link added on 2010-11-01
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  HTML5Rocks - A resource for open web HTML5 developers

  A site by google that endorses the upcoming HTML 5 standard.

  Link added on 2010-10-13
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  Why Right Aligned Buttons Work Best for Users on Long Forms | UX Movement

  "Have you ever won­dered how users react to how you’ve placed your but­tons at the bot­tom of your form?" - the article gives some answers.

  Link added on 2010-10-06
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  Browser support for CSS3 and HTML5

  "We've tested all the A-grade browsers for their CSS3 and HTML5 support using FindMeByIP.com. The results have been very interesting." Indeed!

  Link added on 2009-10-22