Please stop using IE 6!
You are using a browser that was released in 2001. It is 2010. Since Internet Explorer 6 was released, Microsoft has released not one but two new versions of Internet Explorer.
As a web developer, I have been scourged by this terrible, non-standards-compliant browser for nearly eight years because Microsoft had the great idea to slam it on everyone's Windows desktops and make it impossible to remove. But no longer. With the release of IE 8 beta, I declare myself and my site independent of IE 6.
Please do yourself a favor and download one of the following standards-compliant browsers. They are all free:
When you come back with a decent browser, you can access the content at charliemaffitt.com
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Jul 1, 2009
I use a lot of page caching to speed up the load time of my Rails apps. I recently ran into a problem, however, where I needed to cache a page which had some dynamic content on it.
Specifically, the page in question was a client’s home page:...
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ruby on rails,
page caching,
dynamic content,
ajax,
javascript
Oct 8, 2008
Developers have a great deal of control over a web user’s experience, and when it comes to validating input forms, opportunities to make things smoother for the user are something every good developer should think about.
For example, I am wo...
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ruby,
rails,
ruby on rails,
validation,
correction,
forms,
user experience