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Social network site for University web developers... includes a subgroups that might interest us (including groups for Drupal, CMS, Sharepoint, etc) - http://cuwebd.ning.com/groups

The MIT Mobile Web Open Source Project is designed to allow developers to collaborate on developing Mobile Web Sites primarily for higher education institutions to provide mobile access to information to students, faculty, staff, and visitors.

Great article on the current state of Web Development in relation to the term "HTML5".

Great article on the current state of Web Development in relation to the term "HTML5".

In early May of this year, I was fortunate to be able to attend the annual DataEDGE conference hosted by the University of California, Berkeley School of Information. This is a conference that focuses on developments in data science with some emphasis on work going on at Berkeley and more broadly in the Bay Area, and offers a range of presentations dealing with technical developments, workforce, and broader implications of data science. There is much here that will interest various segments of the CNI community, I thnk.

Virtualbox for drupal development

Google has launched a new developer sandbox for iGoogle gadgets that looks suspiciously like a proto-social networking site.

Product page for Openwave Phone Simulator, providing information on building and testing WAP 2.0, XHTML, MMS, push and location-based applications.

mobiForge is the world's best resource for mobile web development and mobile web design. Learn about building mobile websites, content adaptation, location based services, emulators, and much more. Get code samples, free tools, free articles and find

Introducing The Accessibility Project, an open source project that aims to make accessibility easier for front end developers.

A Beautiful Boilerplate for Responsive, Mobile-Friendly Development There are other tools like this. We may be interested in learning more about them when the time comes.

The most memorable digital preservation happenings of 2011

Dojo developer Becky Gibson and Knowbility Executive Director Sharron Rush demo'd this JavdScript toolkit at SXSW09. Although you wouldn't know it from the site's homepage, evidently it has a lot of great accessibility options built into the tool.