Web presence using RESS or just plain old RWD. Which do you prefer and why?

craigbowman

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So now that its 2013 I'm launching a new company. In getting ready to put together the Web presence, I'll of course be incorporating the work I'm doing with intermedia using both Mozilla's Popcorn as well as the Professional XTC (pronounced 'Ectasy') interactive video format. The main thing I've been wrestling with as I prep the SASS Compass work and RDFa supporting the Semantic Web is whether to use just RWD or go all out and use RESS.

Which do YOU prefer?
 
What? I like turtles.

//Don't make me go Full Retard on you! ...:)

//I'll once again be impressed if anyone here even understands that (O.P) post and responds to it with a legit answer. You guys scare me sometimes. :)
 
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RWD (Responsive Web Design) - around since 2010
RESS (REsponsive design + Server Side components) - around since 2011
RDF -(Resource Description Framework) - around since 2004
Semantic Web
SASS (Syntactically Awesome Stylesheets) - around since 2011
Compass - Open Source CSS authoring Framework
Mozilla's Popcorn - Open Source Interactive Video for the Web
Mozilla's PopcornMaker - Interactive Video Authoring/Remixing (targeted to the public right down to elementary schoolkids)

Hopefully that should give you a bit more insight into what I'm referring to Gord.
 
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...Smarty Pants.

//well, I guess if your smart enough to ask that question then your near smart enough to answer it. Do you really expect people to answer that here?
Maybe so but still that's more of a technical problem for another forum. imo.
 
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Don't feel too bad, Gord. I've been a web designer for 15 years and I've never heard those terms before either. These young whipper snappers and their fancy new acronyms and buzzwords. Popcorn?!? A real man can build a website with just Notepad, HTML, CSS, and a lot of blood, sweat, and tears. :thumbsup:
 
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