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  1. Re:WHY XHTML are going unnoticed ? by grayrest · · Score: 1 · on HTML to be 'Incrementally Evolved'

    For development, I agree with you completely. Every page I author is written in a real XHTML templating language, but I do not serve XHTML. It's just not ready and serving XHTML as text/html is bad. Moreover, both the Gecko and WebKit developers recommend against serving XHTML and Trident (IE) doesn't support it.

    tl;dr: XHTML is good for development, bad for serving and will remain that way till IE6 can be ignored.

  2. Ikiwiki + source code coloring from Trac by halfnerd · · Score: 3, Informative · on Best Weblog Application for Posting Source Code?

    Ikiwiki ( http://ikiwiki.kitenet.net/ ) is a really extendable wiki/blog-software and you could write a plugin in the style of Trac's Syntax Coloring support ( http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracSyntaxColoring )

  3. Re:What a pity by gregmac · · Score: 1 · on Google Announces Open Source Repository

    4 days and it works great, huh? :)

    Seriously though, subversion has been pretty good for the most part. A project I'm involved in has been using it pretty much since it became available. I've never liked the bug tracker though, and especially some of their other tools, like the forum. We've actually been using Trac now for, a long time, which syncs to the sf.net svn server. sf.net hosts our mailing list, downloads, and code.. and we have a wiki (and documentation) and ticket tracker with Trac (along with code browser, timeline, and roadmap).