Every Monday through Friday-ish, we post a new Monkey Bite on our frontdoor for your edification. This could be a little news item, a link to a useful site, a handy coding tip, or just some random piece of information we think might be of interest to Web developers. Expired Monkey Bites are stored right here, growing tastier and more sophisticated with each passing day.
Boutin reports that nearly half of all IIS servers still feature a webDAV configuration know to be vulnerable to worm rot. Who's to blame? Lazy admins and users who refuse to put up with the downtime necessary to make the fixes.
09/24/01
Today Adobe and Interwoven announced their plans for AlterCast (ah, the glorious inter-cap!), a content management system featuring "dynamic imaging." Officially, it won't be available until December, but you can sign up for a tryout in the meantime.
09/20/01
Introducing a new, concrete way to secure your computer from theft.
09/18/01
Mozilla 0.9.4 lets you disable the JavaScript window.open() method and rid yourself of those weasely, onLoading little pop-ups and pop-unders.
09/17/01
09/10/01
Last week, the W3C officially released SVG 1.0 (that's "Scalable Vector Graphics" to you ... and me!) as a recommendation, which means it's no longer just a twinkle in Mulder's eye.
09/06/01
This Friday, Webmonkey's own Evany Thomas will be one of the merry knights of Web2001's
Roundtable on Editorial Integrity. Stop by the Moscone Center between 12:15 and 1:15 and watch her twist in the wind. (Never forget: Offerings of cake and cute shoes are the ideal salves for reluctant public speakers.)
09/03/01
Sister site Animation Express is running a series of awe-full animations called The Oddgods Series (Flash, four-parts ranging from 418 KB to 2.2 MB). Want to make your own link-worthy animations? Let Mike give you the Flash education you need to do so.
