Database battles in browsers. Two standards WebSql and indexDB. Both are internal to the browser and determine how web pages should be stored within a browser session.
For the record, I intend to use both, and I expect indexDB to win, but WebSql will be built on top of that. The unmentioned concern were those applications that want access to the database fro outside the browser. Will we go through a proliferation of multiple data base formats on our hard drives?
How is Windows 7 working for me? OK, I have to go through a reverse engineer Windows every ten years between upgrades. You know, find out why things I normally do no longer work. Of the $600 I spent, $480 of that was hardware, and that works fine. As long as I keep my purchases from Microsoft below $10/year I am happy.
What am I building with my html5?
Making my quantization tuner portable on the web so any use can point the tuner to an XML file and determine quantization efficiency on any numeric sequences in the file. So I am porting my Huffman encoder onto javascript, at this point, I am not moving to java or c#. Google could convince me to go with c# if they jumped on it, I will.
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