Google launches Google Pages

[AmD950]

http://pages.google.com

Create your own web pages, quickly and easily.
Google Page Creator is a free online tool that makes it easy for anyone to create and publish useful, attractive web pages in just minutes.

No technical knowledge required.
Build high-quality web pages without having to learn HTML or use complex software.
What you see is what you'll get.
Edit your pages right in your browser, seeing exactly how your finished product will look every step along the way.
Don't worry about hosting.
Your web pages will live on your own site at http://yourgmailusername.googlepages.com

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They now start to stump over the web design industry...

 

[Aaron D.]

Frankly I trust google for my searches and my email but nothing more.


Bah knew they wouldn't manage correct code. http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http://scastle.googlepages.com/

 

[stscac]

Frankly I trust google for my searches and my email but nothing more.


Bah knew they wouldn't manage correct code. http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http://scastle.googlepages.com/

Thanks for checking that. That would have been my guess as well.

GFE/1.3 seems to be "Google Front End" server. I've done a little research and it seems that Google is running its own web server OS called GWS.

:o

-Steve

 

[AmD950]

Frankly I trust google for my searches and my email but nothing more.

Bah knew they wouldn't manage correct code. http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http://scastle.googlepages.com/

Actually who on earth will follow the w3 code?
Even Mozilla and Netscape won't 100% follow their coding standards...

They are making their own standards, but no one follows firmly.

 

[Silhouette]

Actually who on earth will follow the w3 code?

is always a good habit to do so
(though some codes break on certain browsers .... )

peace...

 

[floatingworld]

Frankly I trust google for my searches and my email but nothing more.


Bah knew they wouldn't manage correct code. http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http://scastle.googlepages.com/

yes indeed, the bookmarks are a mess, where's the calendar? and as a facility portal there is a long way to go before google catch up with yahoo

 

[stscac]

For those who are complaining about w3c standards, are you still laying out pages with tables?

Sorry, its a little offtopic, but it fits in well with the flow of the thread.

XHTML and w3c standards are looking for the separation of structure and style. That is what you get with xhtml and css. If you do it right, you get validated code that is supposed to work in all browsers. Here is the reason why it does not fully work as of yet.

Companies like Microsoft tried to create their own standards for html as they did when Netscape developed javascript in 1995. Microsoft came out with JScript, which is a branch off of Javascript. The ECMA has been trying for years and is now finally succeeding in getting that issue settled, with yet their own standards version called ECMAscript (which subsequently is used by Mozilla to develop the very extensions you use in Firefox - along with XUL).

Opera has been the most standards-compliant overall. That is why they had such a following. I, along with many others, are starting to see a shift in the way that browsers work, a shift that is using code structure advancing, and a need for the separation of structure from style.

-Steve

 

[AmD950]

..
peace...

Days ago I have to write a web application which supposed to be support on all browsers, and satisfying each browsers' coding made me MAD!

 

[Silhouette]

...and satisfying each browsers' coding made me MAD!

oic...
sure is load of hard work and effort there...

 

[EbookLover]

GoogleOS? Google Browser?

Google OS
Google browser
Google video card
Google HTML editor
Google knives
Google toilet paper
Google windows
Google doors
Google pens
Google merchant accounts
Google shopping card
Google fire stations
Google restaurants
Google doctors
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Google phones
Google printer
Google maxi pads
Google sink
Google hand cream
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Google steak
Google diapers
Google back scratcher
Google motor oil
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Google DVD players
Google desk
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Google shoe horns
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Google drinkwear
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Google table cloth
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Google katsup
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Google chairs
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Google treadmill
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Google stop signs
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Google student loans
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Google cigarettes
Google TVs
Google laptops
Google catalog
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Google

 

[SiteBroker]

The only use i can see for this is they are good for google bombing and spamming. Google have said these websites are automatically indexed.