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Crawling Across Chaos and Time Without End
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Possibly More Cool Than You Think It Will BeWith the tag-line “Possibly More Cool Than You Think It Will Be”, Browser Ball is a demonstration of the work going on at Google specifically at their new Chrome web browser. See this page. It’ll also take you to some other demonstrations of the Chrome Experiments. One of these is called SmallTalk, which is ironic as it’s one of the original OOP languages and one I used at University.
I can see the parent-child thing going on. What I also see is an ideal way to manage staff rotas on a web page! If only we could get away from asp… Amazon Related:
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I tried it in Opera and Opera crashed. The Visual Studio 2008 debugger tried to kick in…
I tried it in Chrome and (not surprisingly) it worked.
In IE8, there are no buttons or anything to get the ball going. So yes, a totally different code base going on there.
I don’t use Safari as a few months back when Apple first started plugging the Windows’ version, it worked of a sort and then was found to have severe security holes so I removed it and haven’t gone back.
I think we are still some way from a standards compliant web that everyone can agree on!
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