OnLine image optimizer

If you have an image and want to convert it best possible for web.
Here is a link you can do it online.

http://tools.dynamicdrive.com/imageoptimizer


regards

Why and how of XHTML pages for your website

Working on making an XHTML1.0 compliant version

WHY

In Simple words (Complex version is here)It is very easy to develop new markups in XML. That is also a problem as we can very quickly have a lot of markups that do not work well with each other. XHTML is like a centralised repository so that people do not step on each other toes.

The most basic rule is never leave a open html tag. whenever you make a change in the html page through browser FRONTPAGE is notorious... and Mozilla is ok ok (I use mozilla and found it is workable at least)Still with mozilla I found after editing pages .. you should check these things

1) Closing tags for link gets lost

2)
does not have a closing
use
whenver you want a small break as

behave differently in Moz and in IE

3) have a closing
4)

---

not having a closing
5) Even after doing all this if you pass your html page through validator it will say "Tentatively passed validation " Here you have to add the encoding parameter like the one below

at top of the html source code and things should be fine.

Now you can add the XHTML icon as proof of all the care you took to make your pages XHTML compliant.

(Pain in the ass sometimes BUT for a person who works for interoperability and tech integration His own site HAS to be XHTML compliant. Charity begins at home as they say... )

OK news time
We have some blogs from Good old Cliff (I am glad to say I have met him in person ) he is one of the chied technology integrators in Oracle.
http://www.oracle.com/corporate/executive/blog/cgodwin/index.html

This is Jasper Anderson (Guy from PS and had done first roll of OnDemand from Oracle )
http://www.oracle.com/corporate/executive/blog/jandersen/index.html

And an old timer John Wookey (He did came to India when I was in Oracle but could not meet him ) If I remember correctly ... he was the one ... who integrated Financials .. At present he is heading the Oracle Student service. (OSS ) the one module that can boast of being developed while Oracle came to india. http://www.oracle.com/corporate/executive/blog/jwookey/index.html

One bad note.. I can not seem to find rss feeds for these sites..

So at present just adding em in my blog entry

Some good link

Has a Cool collection of DHTML and javascripts ...

http://www.dynamicdrive.com/

As long as they do some functionality rather than .. carrry the attention to them.. I think they should be fine..