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Web Standards by Dustin Curtis
Several years ago, WebKit began including experimental CSS features in the open source project. Because the features were not officially part of the CSS standard, the developers of WebKit added the prefix -webkit to the experimental stylesheet declarations.
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[blog post] Web Standards
http://t.co/Sk10PJ03
(Some thoughts on the W3C and the CSS Working Group)
Everyone begged the W3C to move faster. They didn't. WebKit innovated. W3C now crying. #lame http://t.co/voAaz5RX
"The reason the -webkit prefix was necessary is simple: the W3C and the CSS Working Group are ineffective" http://t.co/UIazpW6P
For once, I fully agree with @dcurtis. The current web standards are a mess
Web Standards http://t.co/g2129knf The ten year gap of bickering and bureaucracy between each official W3C standard is not sustainable.
Dustin Curtis sums up this whole webkit prefix situation pretty well
http://t.co/0O4PVT0D
This. This this this this this this this this. http://t.co/NSkrqhyH
(by @dcurtis)
Absolutely awesome post by Dustin Curtis on web standards http://t.co/hURSQrDP
Open source code is the ultimate standard. W3C is an anachronism, long live WebKit
@davidbgk "create a standards body that encourages the rapid innovation that we need." aahahah http://t.co/jklAY4VV #HumanRel101
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Web Standards by Dustin Curtis (@dcurtis) http://t.co/71S5fgMR - @W3C is trying to undo “damage” done by WebKit-specific features.
“The web is not finished. It needs rapid evolution to find itself” http://t.co/Rtko6h4y (via Instapaper)
[blog post] Web Standards
http://t.co/Sk10PJ03
(Some thoughts on the W3C and the CSS Working Group)
.@dcurtis designed a button that doesn't need to be pressed: http://t.co/HTQqUPwa #strangelyaddictive
Het W3C is de VN van het internet, een papieren tijger http://t.co/WjgpfiF3