Category Archives: Tips and Tricks
Posted on March 16th, 2012 in category: Tips and Tricks
Firefox 11 was recently released with some cool new features, one especially cool feature is Firefox 3D View for Developers which allows you to show the page layers in a three dimensional view.
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Posted on December 11th, 2011 in category: Tips and Tricks
As of jQuery 1.7 a new event has been added, the on() event. It’s meant to replace the widely used live() and it’s about three times as fast.
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Posted on November 29th, 2011 in category: Tips and Tricks
The developers has planned a new developer toolbar for Firefox 10 and you can test it now by downloading Firefox Aurora channel.
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Posted on November 27th, 2011 in category: Tips and Tricks
Add or modify the browser’s address bar and history using the new and amazing HTML5 pushState and replaceState functions.
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Posted on November 7th, 2011 in category: Tips and Tricks
Witivi is an interesting project from Collabora, it’s a real time HTML5 video editor. It’s currently in a pretty early development stage but there’s plans on supporting transitions and other cool effects you’d expect from a video editor.
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Posted on October 14th, 2011 in category: Tips and Tricks
JavaScript has been the only usable language for client side web development for years, but now it might get its first competitor as Google has released their new language dart.
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Posted on September 27th, 2011 in category: Tips and Tricks
Gnome 3.2 with GTK+ 3.2 will be released this Wednesday with a lot of fixes and new features. One of these new features is the HTML5 Broadway backend which allows you to render GTK+ applications directly in your browser using HTML5.
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Posted on September 12th, 2011 in category: Tips and Tricks
It seems like flash is getting more and more legacy by the day, and that even Adobe them self know that. Check out their cool HTML5/CSS3 showcase site.
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Posted on September 5th, 2011 in category: Tips and Tricks
Now you can find out which HTML5 tags are used on the web sites out in the wild using this cool periodic table of HTML5 elements.
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Posted on August 23rd, 2011 in category: Tips and Tricks
Mozilla, a true believer in web based solutions, introduces an API to bridge the gap between Apps on your mobile phone or tablet and web based solutions. This API will allow you to use mobile specific features directly on your web site such as the phone’s Accelerometers and Camera.
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