Free Screen Reader Testing Tools
Some good comments at accessify.com about screen reader testing tools: http://www.screenreader.net/ has a free reader called Thunder http://www.standards-schmandards.com/index.php?show/fangs – Fangs is a screen reader emulator http://www.firevox.clcworld.net/ – FireVox is a FireFox […]
Continue ReadingAccessible pages: screen readers and hidden content
When developing a web site for screen readers and other accessible browsers, you often have to wrestle with the demands of Section 508 compliance and a nice design. One WCAG […]
Continue ReadingWhen will my hard drive fail?
…or, why should I get RAID? Like I said before, if you’re getting a dedicated server for web hosting, you should get RAID. Just get it. But if you really […]
Continue ReadingDedicated Server Plans
I was reading about NewsHutch, yet another web-based RSS aggregator. Although it looks nice. Anyhow, their blog post about looking for a new services yielded some suggestions on hosting plans. You can […]
Continue ReadingMobile Browser Simulators
Mobile Web Sites in ASP.NET I’ve been working on a mobile-enabled ASP.NET application lately, and overall it seems like pages did best when I Used valid XHTML Used as few tables […]
Continue ReadingNaturalDocs
I took a look at NaturalDocs today for documenting C# code. It works by looking at normal comments (/* */ or //) above your methods. It then parses those comments […]
Continue ReadingSubversion in Visual Studio .NET — AnkhSVN
http://ankhsvn.tigris.org/screenshots.htmlRC4 of AnkhSVN, a Visual Studio plugin that works with Subversion, was released yesterday. From the site: AnkhSVN is a Visual Studio .NET addin for the Subversion version control system. […]
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