Oliver Mezquita
I'm a Software Engineer, graduated at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (Spain) on 2008. I've been doing web development for quite a long time now, and I consider this to be not only my profession but my hobby as well. So this is why I decided to start my own blog, so I could share some of the things I enjoy doing. I hope my blog can be helpful in some way or another!
Homepage: http://www.undisciplinedbytes.com
Posts by Oliver Mezquita
Browser comparisons
October 15, 2009 - 00:16
Posted in browser | No Comments
More comparisons among browsers… Six Revisions has performed some tests to the most important browsers.
The tools used to perform these tests are:
SunSpider JavaScript Benchmark
SlickSpeed (jQuery values reported)
Numion stopwatch
CSS Rendering Benchmark
Resource Monitor
And this is the result they came up with:
Tired of IE’s issues? Turn it into Google Chrome
October 8, 2009 - 23:17
Posted in browser, plugin | 4 Comments
As web programmers, we’ve all dealed with IE’s uncompatibility issues and its sluggishness, and I can assure that 99% of all of us are tired of how stubborn Microsoft is about not implementing web standards and trying to enforce its own private ways of doing things (although with the release of Internet Explorer 8 Microsoft has showed a bit of effort in trying to be more standards compliant). How much time have we wasted on writing workarounds for IE for code that works seamlessly in other browsers?
Well, Google seems to be worried about this as well, and now gives us one more possibility to solve the problem: turn Internet Explorer into Google Chrome.
Open Source Software
October 5, 2009 - 23:07
Posted in Documentation, History, Open Source | No Comments
There’s no doubt that nowadays open source software is everywhere you look at… including this same blog. One could say that Information Technologies have gotten to where they are now partially because of open source software. Either if you are an active open source programmer or you think that open source software is the reincarnation of the Devil on Earth, a good outlook and a small synthesis of what it means is always good to have.

