#Opensource dragthing code#

Meet the Makers is a series of one-day events for creative people in a technical world. The event takes place 21 October in the Grand Hyatt near Union Square. Free VIP tickets are available by request, first come, first served. Ranganathan and key minds behind E*Trade, MapBlast, and quite probably a site sophisticated web users choose as their default start page. Meet the Makers San Francisco will include interface design legend Jeffrey Veen a Web Standards panel featuring MicrosoftвЂ™s Tantek Г‡elik and NetscapeвЂ™s Arun K. WeвЂ™re wrestling with supertight deadlines and slamming up against certain technical and creative difficulties, but will continue to post for the same reason we will continue to take lunch breaks. Rant at, slightly more technical explanation on The Web Standards ProjectвЂ™s Buzz blog. We also churn our own butter.Дanger HipTop T-Mobile Sidekick stupidly breaks properly authored sites.

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#Opensource dragthing code#

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