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Fortunately, just few days before, Opera folks came out with an experimental “style profiler” (followed by WebKit’s ticket+patch shortly after). The profiler was meant to reveal the performance of CSS selector matching, document reflow, repaint, and even document and css parsing times.

I just shipped NodeTree 0.2. This version will not parse an XML stream. All it contains are some basic types representing XML nodes such as Comment, Document, and Element. As promised, text is also handled as a node but uses standard Python strings (UTF-8 strings/bytes and unicode). These should all be fairly intuitive to use.

i.e. it took me less than 3 minutes to change my site from being exclusively written in HTML5 to being written in both HTML5 and XML: what's called a polyglot document.

The entities are displayed in a chart that shows how often each entity occurs across each page. Using this chart, you can see which companies and individuals tend to be mentioned together frequently, or which parts of a long document concern a certain topic.

working on in Mozilla's research group is dom.js: an implementation of the browser DOM in JavaScript. I've gotten much of the core DOM 4 document tree functionality implemented, and have started on DOM features defined by the HTML spec.

The Web is not HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It's not DOM, SVG, WebGL, PNG, or Flash. The Web is really just HTTP over TCP/IP. What gets transported over HTTP does not define the Web. There is, however, one other characteristic that does define the Web, and that is the humble hyperlink.

Two young filmmakers went out during Hurricane Irene to document their Manhattan neighborhood.