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NewsTwitter API v1 Retired / Creator Abandons TwitterizerprotectorAspDotNetDev6 Mar '13 - 19:59 
NewsCourt rules Kim Dotcom can sue New Zealand spy agencymemberJohn Isaiah Carmona6 Mar '13 - 17:44 
NewsSecurity Code Review Techniques: Cross-Site Scripting EditionstaffTerrence Dorsey6 Mar '13 - 11:20 
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NewsComparing the Impact and XNA gaming frameworksstaffTerrence Dorsey6 Mar '13 - 11:20 
NewsWebKit and the Render WarsstaffTerrence Dorsey6 Mar '13 - 11:19 
Visual Studio Magazine[^]:
In the 1990s, Web developers had to test their markup on Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer (IE). Eventually IE won out (it was even the official browser on the Mac, for a time), and developers could effectively target a single rendering standard. Firefox, Safari and, later, Chrome changed that, forcing developers to test their HTML on multiple browsers once again. But it's a fair bet that most developers would prefer a single standard. Opera's decision means that just such a single standard could emerge, and WebKit could be it.
There are still enough flavors of WebKit that you'll have to test and test and test...
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