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Archive for the 'Web Applications' Category

Microsoft vs MySpace

Posted by Dan Grossman on March 22nd, 2006

The news that Microsoft is delaying (until 2007) Vista, the next consumer version of Windows, isn’t much of a surprise. Well, maybe it is surprising considering that just last week Steve Ballmer said Vista would come out before the end of the year, according to ZDNet (found after reading a tip by Paul […]

Web Applications | 5 Comments »

Web Design (or, the more things change, the more they stay the same)

Posted by Dan Grossman on March 13th, 2006

Hobbes’ Internet Timeline charts the development of the internet. There’s no question that the pace of change is fast. A few key developments:

1984: DNS introduced.
1989: more than 100,000 available hosts.
1992: more than 1,000,000 available hosts.
1994: Pizza Hut offers online pizza ordering.

Anyway, I like to visit the Internet Archive Wayback Machine […]

Technology Trends, Web Applications | 1 Comment »

Will we ever see a “standard” template for web design?

Posted by Dan Grossman on March 6th, 2006

Considering the number of successful web applications, at first blush it may seem surprising that commonly accepted standards for core elements of a web site’s architecture and design haven’t taken shape to a greater degree. But when you think about it, given that the web is still a form of emerging media and […]

Web Applications | 9 Comments »