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January 19, 2001 Issue 
Despite the fact that we normally keep him chained up in his cube, WebReview.com's wily word geek managed to slip out of his shackles and run down to Macworld. Here's what he brought back. Start Here.XML Powers QuickTime's Media Skins By Derrick Story Say "buh-bye" to rough, dry skin. Make yours fresh and fabulous with cool new features in the QuickTime 5 preview. Why Netscape 6 Woes Are Your Best Friends By Makiko Itoh Netscape 6 has some attractive features—and some bothersome bugs. But as far as standards support goes, it's the best browser yet. Implementing Information Across Your Site By Karuna Kapoor and Ved Bhusan Sen Getting content from a client is often the most difficult step in a site's development process. But once you've got the stuff, how do you best plan and deploy it? Here's some insight that'll get you organizing your information wisely. Tag Conventions in JSP By Duane K. Fields and Mark A. Kolb There are two primary types of tag conventions in Java Server Pages. Learning them gives you insight not only into JSP, but XML, too. Adding Data to a Database with ColdFusion Database Developer by John Paul Ashenfelter Want to add data to a database? Let ColdFusion do the walkin'. Eagle Photo: Leading with Your Best by Roger C. Parker If you're searching for ideas to enhance your site traffic, take a look at what a local business did with their site. The Price Tag on Downloadable Fonts Tag of the Week by Chuck Musciano Rumor has it that downloadable fonts are fabulous. But Chuck's not sure if they're worth the cost. The Reverse Cookie Server Conspiracy Swaine's Frames by Michael Swaine Will someone please get Swaine a bucket? 
Norman Goes PsychoOffline by Paul Jon For that technical difficulty we call life, here's "Offline." It's a comic about technology, the future, and everything in between. |
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