@sascha242 @ewolff Not in my experience. Logical boundaries are far easier to cross than physical ones.
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@sascha242 @ewolff To me, the most important tenet of (micro-)services is to introduce physical boundaries to further isolation
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@UstunOzgur @m_st You could just as well call it symmetrical. Or congruent. Or commutative. All equally wrong :-)
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My kind of speaker: “[…] she is editing slides and speaker notes on the primary screen, while the secondary screen shows the current slide”
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Interesting draft: “An API to enable web content to access external displays and use them for presenting” w3.org/TR/2015/WD-presentati…
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“HTTP/2 is done” – this was a lot faster than I would have expected mnot.net/blog/2015/02/18/htt…
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@christiane War bei mir immer nur als Synonym für „Trottel“ oder „Depp“ gespeichert. Man lernt nie aus.
Ohnehin eher nicht mein Vokabular.
@christiane Hm. Ich weiß nicht, ob ich das als verlässliche Quelle gelten lassen würde. Bei „Spasti“ ist die Herkunft klar, aber hier?
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@phaus @raganwald I, for one, like SVG infinitely better than canvas
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@phaus @raganwald How about using HTML and CSS for information and layout, and Canvas for the situations where you actually need graphics?
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Great writing: “[…] the virtual Ive seems to emerge from the same orderly, decontaminated place as an Apple product” newyorker.com/magazine/2015/…
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@leifhanack @timmo_gierke @microXchg @ewolff @JoergM @owehrens @DajanaGuenther Ich sitze, ist doch offensichtlich
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Excellent comment on that Flipboard hack: “The mobile web is a dream of people who don’t get the nature of the web” christianheilmann.com/2015/0…
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