Posts tagged: html5
- On Apple’s iPad, HTML5, and the future of Flash
- So Apple announced the iPad, and it won’t support Flash. That shouldn’t be a surprise. Neither the iPhone nor iPod Touch support Flash. Indeed most mobile platforms don’t (yet) support Flash. Even the smartest of smart phones have limited processing power and storage space compared to laptops and desktops. According to Steve Jobs, Apple doesn’t support [...] [4 Feb 2010]
- Remy Sharp introduces you to web storage in HTML5
- From his 24 Ways piece, Breaking Out The Edges of The Browser: The Web Storage API is basically cookies on steroids, a unhealthy dosage of steroids. Cookies are always a pain to work with. First of all you have the problem of setting, changing and deleting them. Typically solved by Googling and blindly relying on PPK’s [...] [2 Dec 2009]
- Dive into HTML 5
- Mark Pilgrim launches [4 Nov 2009]
- Links for 2009-09-01: PNG optimization, HTML 5 and web typography
- ImageOptim Mac OS X: A fantastic GUI for optimizing PNG images. Drag images to the list and let ImageOptim work its magic. Open source. Baseline A typography-driven CSS grid framework. Includes styles for HTML forms and HTML 5 elements. Typedia Typedia is a resource to classify, categorize, and connect typefaces. Get Ready for HTML 5 An overview of HTML 5 and some [...] [1 Sep 2009]
- JavaScript in Firefox 3.1 will be wicked fast
- John Resig of jQuery fame, has a post about a huge performance boost coming to Firefox 3.1: TraceMonkey. TraceMonkey, Resig explains, uses a computing technique known as trace trees (PDF) which adds just-in-time native code compilation to SpiderMonkey, Firefox’s current rendering engine. What does this mean? As Resig explains: It means that JavaScript is no longer confined [...] [24 Aug 2008]