DHTMLConf 2000
2000-12-12
Oakland, United States
who it's for
front end developers, web designers, seo specialists, security researchers, webmasters, vr developers, web historians
topics
1x1 spacer GIF layout; cdn-served spacer GIFs; bookmarklet malware interrogation; htm and entity-based pages; meta refresh redirects; title and meta description tags; Google indexing timelines (four to six weeks); VRML and X3D interchange; frameset-based layouts; hiding content with display:none; building inbound links by trading or buying; Heartbleed and Shellshock incidents
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| State of the Malware | Jenn Schiffer | 10m |
Argues a concrete defensive strategy: find malware by asking someone who runs a simple JavaScript interrogation, delete it, and prevent it with the virus… | ||
| It's Fine | Gary Bernhardt | 13m |
Closing keynote at DHTMLConf 2000 offers sweeping predictions — Apple stock to 10%, Linux takeover claim — backed by screenshots and anecdotes rather than hard… | ||
| SEO for the New Millenium | Angelina Fabbro | 15m |
Claims concrete steps and results rather than hype: Google takes about four to six weeks to index submissions, target keywords of two to four words, and prefer… | ||
| God's GIF to Web Design | Pawel Szymczykowski | 13m |
Claims that layout with a 1×1 pixel GIF achieves pixel‑perfect placement using stretched invisible images, with a CDN called onebyonegif.net serving them… | ||
| Navigating Virtual Worlds in Cyberspace with VRML | Dan Harden | 19m |
Run if expecting technical depth this is anecdote heavy and demo light but useful if wanting concrete history and surviving tools The claim is that VRML from… | ||
| I'm a Pretty Big Deal On the Internet | Rachel White | 15m |
It’s 2000: a fifteen-year-old runs a semi-popular personal website made with greymatter, builds a 6000-member live journal community, and codes a teen music… | ||
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