Cross-browser compatibility is a huge responsibility for those of authoring eLearning content. Not only must everything work, everything has to function in every browser configuration since the dawn of time..! Well, not really. But sometimes it may feel that way, when our clients and stakeholders request support for a specific browser or environment. Recently, I […]
[note: first published on “eLearning Development Tech Thoughts” blog on 9/5/13] In my blog article, “Fun-fun-FUNctions…with IE8“, I offer a quick-fix for developers having JavaScript issues when creating content for Windows Internet Explorer 8 browser. While both the example and the workaround code is relative simple, there is a larger discussion at work here: browser compatibility. Certainly, […]
We developers love to gripe – about client special requests, internet speed, cold coffee…you name it – but we always seem to gripe about whatever tech restrictions working at the time. This holds true when programming HTML (or HTML5, if you’re lucky) for various browsers – and seems especially true when dealing with versions of […]
[note: first published at “eLearning Development Tech Thoughts” blog on 6/9/13.] main stage at mLearnCon 2013 Despite being a “first-timer” to the Mobile Learning Conference and Expo (or “mLearnCon“), I thoroughly enjoyed my time. Now that I have not only successfully attended the conference, but also given two presentations, I believe I qualify as a “seasoned veteran”. […]
[note: first published at “eLearning Development Tech Thoughts” blog on 10/1/12.] mLearning DevCon 2012 (http://www.mlearningdevcon.com), happening in Philadephia, PA, October 2-5, 2012, is sure to be an exciting event this year with many great topics and speakers. As we close on the final hours before the big event, ICF will be well-represented with three speakers and four topics. […]
[note: first published at “eLearning Development Tech Thoughts” blog on 7/3/12.] Ok. I’ll admit, right up front, that I’m not going to take sides on this one. I’ve been a long-time developer using both HTML-based and Flash-based solutions. I’m quite comfortable using either technology to get the job done. To use a mechanical analogy: Say […]
