Sentences with phrase «web standards because»

For builders of public websites, Microsoft says you'd better get updated to handle the new rendering engine and modern web standards because that's what Windows 10 will be using.

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Make sure you do your research, because there is no standard pricing when it comes to web design.

Censors can't stop uProxy simply by blocking social networking websites either because, instead of the standard web, it accesses the contact lists via background, hard - to - block online processes.

«The draft was rejected because it wasn't web - friendly and wasn't layered in a standard geographic information systems (GIS) format.

Because of the many advancements in web design, your people have been conditioned to expect a minimum standard of user experience.

I joined Macromedia to work on the Dreamweaver project because I personally used that tool to learn about web standards.

Allen Tan added: «the advantage of having ePub as a standard is that any improvements with ePub can be pulled back into the web, because they use a common base.»

View a movie showing just one example of placed web code inside a CircularFLO ebook Because the fixed layout EPUB3 format is based on the latest web standards of HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript it means that other pieces of web code written using these same languages are already compliant with the standard.

This is another point to the open - web team of Berners - Lee and Co because — unlike the Kindle, which keeps its books prisoner behind a proprietary Amazonian fence — Kobo employs the open Electronic Book Publication Standard (EPUB) used on other readers, such as the Barnes & Noble Nook and Sony's Reader.

According to the organization's Web site, the AKC may not recognize a new breed because of a lack of a parent club or registry records that fail to meet its standards.

This is because, due to its open - world nature, it follows as a spiritual successor to Spider - Man 2, which remains as the gold standard for games featuring the web - slinger.

Facebook desperately tried to build an HTML5 game platform called Project Spartan in 2011, but it flopped because the mobile web standard wasn't powerful enough to build games that could compete with flashy, downloadable native apps.

Even worse, sometimes legacy web browsers can't run modern web apps because older browsers don't support newer web standards these apps rely on.

Developers flocked to Chrome because it enabled them to build better websites based on web standards, and it started a consumer war of market share between Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Chrome.