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Community resources for the mobile
I wanted to recap a few valuable resources that developers can find on the web to help them start or improve their skills to produce sites for mobile devices. My favourite, of course, is The Wireless FAQ, simply because of … Continue reading
Getting ready for Boston
Today is a busy day, I am getting ready for my trip to Boston. I’ll be there for a full week and I need to prepare my computer, all my gadgets I can’t live without, backup data and most of … Continue reading
Traveling around the world
Lately I haven’t been traveling a lot, my last trip has been in September to the beautiful Gijon in Spain (I just realized I never posted anything about it, strange!) and then a 1-day trip to London to meet my … Continue reading
Planet Mobile Web
The W3C has just launched a new site called Planet Mobile Web.This is part of the Mobile Web Initiative (in which I collaborate both as an Invited Expert and representing M:Metrics). It’s quite simple, the site is a feed aggregator … Continue reading
Opinions on the Mobile Web
The W3C and especially Tim Berners-Lee often talk about “One Web”.It is great to hear them talking about the idea that the web should be only one and that everyone should be able to access the exact same contents indipendently … Continue reading
