Only tangentially related, but a great article on debugging PHP in vim by one of the other co-founders of box.net: <a href="http://tech.blog.box.net/2007/06/20/how-to-debug-php-with-vim-and-xdebug-on-linux/" rel="nofollow">http://tech.blog.box.net/2007/06/20/how-to-debug-php-with-vi...</a>
Hope some of my most used software gets ported onto this new 'HTML5 thingy' before it gets killed!<p>- Matlab/Mathematica
- Photoshop
- Blender
- America's Army
- OneNote
- LinqPad
- ...<p>(bring on the pain)
This "death of desktop" talk has been around a long time, and we'll rinse-repeat until we're blue in the face, but this just isn't the case at all.<p>HTML5 will be the death of Flash and Silverlight as we know these products today. That doesn't mean the product by name won't exist (think jQuery-esque like platforms for HTML5), it will just change forms.<p>That's my guess anyways.
I almost never use drag-and-drop for anything because it only works if my windows are arranged <i>just so</i>.<p>I'd be curious to know how normal this is. Maybe if a lot of websites implement it, we'll be able to get some real stats on how often it actually gets used.