It looks like Apple has joined a Web Browser War. They have released Beta version of Mac OS’s default web browser Safari. I need to be honest in here, I like some of Apple’s idea and Safari on PC I think it’s a very good one. I have downloaded Safari and installed it on my home PC.
First impression:
- web browser starts fast, almost like Internet Explorer, much faster then Firefox
- I love the interface, MAC-a-like look and feel
- renders pages very fast
- content looks good
- standard (now) tab browsing
- it looks like it using less system resources (memory, cpu) then Firefox
I’m really surprised by myself, because I thought I will stay Firefox enthusiast to it’s very or my end. But … I’ll wait for official release of Safari to have a ride on it. So far, so good. Try it yourself 🙂
Gregster
I had to change a title of this post many time, as I was unable to give it a right sound. At the end I came back to the beginning, as it usual is when I’m doing something. Article inspiration came from a short Talk on Agile development that I have attended yesterday in London. 
Everyone has come across this term. EXtreme Programming (XP). First thought I had was: Probably this is programming in extreme environment condition, like minus 20 degrees or hanging with your head upside down. I bet that many people had similar concept about XP. In practice eXtreme Programming is a basket of rules, methods and disciplines for Software Planning, Design, Development and Release.
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