multiple CSS classes per element

This isn't a ground shaking blog. Just wanted to say that I think having multiple CSS classes per element is the best thing since sliced bread. That's all.

Tamarin cometh

While Microsoft focuses on an 3.1 incremental improvement for ECMAScript in IE 8, Brendan Eich (CTO of Mozilla and father of JavaScript) is developing the Tamarin ECMAScript engine from Flash (donated to open source by Adobe) for Microsoft's Internet Explorer, to ensure the world goes to the ECMA4 level with JavaScript 2.0 before 2009.

Clever, commissioning the same ActiveState developer whom Microsoft did (for Perl and Python engines) to wire their JavaScript into IE. Only the code is not just Mozilla's; it was born of Adobe, owner of Photoshop and Flash, who has motive & means for its worldwide distribution.

Addendum: See the difference.

iPhone basics

Although iPhone wallpapers are 320x480, its WebKit-based browser's viewing resolution is 320x396 (navigation buttons occupy the bottom, and address etc controls are on the top). The iPhone has no java (unlike Android) and no real Adobe Flash plugin, but Safari now has HTML5's offline storage support.