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I have recently been playing around with a CSS framework called Blueprint 0.7.1. This framework was built around using a grid system and typography. Part of the experiment was to use my site to test it out. So far, it has been quite good as well as disappointing. It was supposed to ease the CSS development but when you add all the CSS files together there where more work to be done than to cut down on development time. So i decided to use only partial of the CSS in the files. Read more about This site is going through a re-design and will be offline tonight

Recently there has been quite a heated debate about the new IE8 in the making. To understand what 'Target Versioning' means, you can read the article at A List Apart. Basically, it requires developers to use the new X-UA-Compatible HTTP header (or the meta equivalent) in order to take advantage of the standards-based layout and scripting improvements in the IE8. Read more about IE8's default version targeting behaviour

Just when i thought it was going to be awhile before the next release of Joomla was made available, it came as a surprise to suddenly see yet another release. This is a minor fix but a critical one so i decided to update a8eJoomla to version 1.0.15 to keep up with security. It is a minor fix but a critical one as it addresses the remote file inclusion vulnerability. Read more about a8eJoomla 1.0.15 released

Pondering over CSS reset styles, Erik Meyer has come up with another one: Read more about Eric Meyer on Resetting Again...

Fantastic news! Now we just need to wait for contributed modules to update to work with Drupal 6 as well, which isn't going to be long at all...

There are huge improvements in this version for usability and theming as well as internationalisation.

Check out the list of features and improvements

Download Drupal 6

Huge thanks to the Drupal community and developers. Damn, Drupal is like the Big Apple, it never sleeps! :) Read more about Drupal 6.0 released