Archive for May, 2006
Adding Power to the Backend…
Web 2.0 is all about Web Applications; Blogs, Wikis, Discussion Groups and other custom made web apps have made the life easy. Web Application development has it’s own recipe. It’s regarded as the use of XHTML, CSS and JavaScript for front end is the best practice, but for the backend you have the option of […]
What to blog and what to not ?
Blogging is a unique art. Bloggers are not poets or Technical Writers and not even News Reporters. Bloggers are bloggers and blog post should feel like a blog post ! Even though Blogs are reffered as a free media with no bounds, I feel it’s always quite trivial to decide what to blog and what […]
Why Sri Lankan designers should adapt to Web Standards ?
It seems most of the web designers in the world are adapting to web standards and many major sites are redesigning (realigning or rebooting or what ever) to comply with the web standards, but the interest of the subject here in Sri Lanka is very poor. Most of the sites, whether it government or commercial, […]
25th May 2006
Sri Lanka, Web 2.0, Web Standards
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Share Alike Sri Lanka
Sri Lankan geek community has been all excited for these days with the arrivel of Prof. Lawrence Lessig founder of Creative Commons. Eventhough I was not able to attend for the conference for unforseen circumstances, I’m keeping track of the event thanks to some hardworking bloggers and flickers (unfortunately no podcasters !)
CreativeCommons.lk Launched ??
Eventhough several […]
Ayubowan
Rather than saying Hello World, I prefer to welcome you to my blog saying Ayubowan ! (FYI : It’s the way of saying welcome in Sinhalese).
It seems like I’m the last person of this world to enter blogsphere, eventhough it’s a late start I hope I could deliver something good (actually I did a blog […]
