March 31, 2011: my seminar at SMAU in Rome. Anxious as always, full of doubts about my performance but still ready to do my best, though I don't know how many persons will attend it. Hope it will be a success, though failure is my second name. lol I will talk about the benefits of web standards for the online marketing. Wish me luck!

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On March 31, at 16.00 PM I'll take my seminar during the SMAU event in Rome. I'll talk about the benefits of web standards for online marketing. Unfortunately, the following slides are only in Italian but I'm going to write an excerpt of my speech after the event (this time translated into English).

Smau Roma 2011 Gabriele Romanato

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It was quite an event yesterday in Rome. Html.it developers introduced the new features of HTML5 plus the brand new guide written by Html.it. The most interesting part was the description of the new enhancements in Internet Explorer 9. Unfortunately, I had a bus to catch to get back home in time, so I missed most of it. Anyway, I took some pictures with my cheap camera and uploaded everything this morning on Flickr. Here they are. smile.

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Today I will attend to the HTML5 event promoted by Html.it in Rome at 16:30 PM. There will be some introductory talks by Html.it developers on HTML5, plus the presentation of the HTML5 guide by HTML.it. It's an opportunity to meet all the people I know only by name and a great event for Italian HTML5 developers.

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Finally onwebdev celebrates its first year of activity, with 1059 posts (including this one), some comments and good feedback around the web and a lot of plans for the future. I'd like to thank all my readers and feed subscribers who think that this is a good blog on web development, though I'm not really inclined to be very satisfied of it, mostly because I'm really obsessed with improvements.

I'm sorry that some of my examples don't work in older versions of Internet Explorer (mainly 6), but the fact is that on my PC (and, of course, my Mac.. Mac doesn't run IE!) I switched to Windows 7, so the only versions available there are 7 and 8.

If you're reading this, please don't get me wrong. The aim of this blog is to help developers to find some solutions (I'm not saying ideal or perfect solutions) to their daily problems. If you find some good solutions, thank web standards and browsers, not me. Otherwise, if you don't find any solution at all here, blame me, not web standards and browsers.

Thanks for reading this. I'm really happy to have you as one of my readers.