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Modern Web Development

Came across this, found it funny, decided to share:

Posted Wed, Jul 12 2006 8:39 AM by Eric Wise

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Jeff Lynch wrote re: Modern Web Development
on Wed, Jul 12 2006 9:19 AM
The only thing this chart lacks is the time spent drinking (heavily) during all the swearing!

Jeff
camera wrote re: Modern Web Development
on Wed, Jul 12 2006 10:43 AM
This falls short in a couple ways.  First, if you give up and use tables, then you don't spend _any_ time trying to get it work in IE.  Second, if you're using tables, then why even bother with W3C compliance -- you want your tables to validate?  No, right now with all the Ajax refactoring going on, 50% of modern web site design time is spent adding and deleting alert() statements.
Nigel Gandy wrote re: Modern Web Development
on Wed, Jul 12 2006 4:54 PM
I'd say this guy Alan Foreman is a bit jealous of daddy Gates' wealth.  I don't think I've EVER spent extra time trying to get ANYTHING to work in IE...I've seen more problems outside of IE if anything...then again, I develop in MS technologies, so my view is biased, but I certainly wouldn't go to the extreme of making a graphic to show my jealousy.
johnwood wrote re: Modern Web Development
on Wed, Jul 12 2006 5:30 PM
Very funny... now I just want to see one that represents the typical breakdown of a day using VS2005! :)
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on Thu, Aug 3 2006 3:13 PM
jasony wrote re: Modern Web Development
on Fri, Aug 4 2006 11:23 PM
I love this so much.

And just to geek out, keep in mind that you can atttach a debugger to IE and Venkman for FireFox isn't bad either. alert() is so last week =D
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