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Greg Rewis — Move it! CSS3 Transitions and Animations
Web Directions South 2011, Sydney, October 14th.Audio recording of sessionPresentation slidesAdditional resourcesSession descriptionAbout Greg RewisPresentation slidesSession descriptionSince the early...
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Ben Birch — HTML5, PhoneGap and What’s Next
Web Directions South 2011, Sydney, October 14th.Presentation slidesSession descriptionAbout Ben BirchPresentation slidesSession descriptionIf this year is all about the mobile space maturing, then your...
View ArticleFantastic forms for mobile web — Tammy Butow
Tammy Butow has a look at the new HTML5 form features. See below for full session description and more resources.Got a taste for it? Be there for the dev track at Web Directions South 2012.This...
View ArticleThe HTML5 History API — Anson Parker
Anson Parker gives us the lowdown on this excellent HTML5 feature. See below for full session description and more resources.Got a taste for it? Be there for the dev track at Web Directions South...
View ArticleHTML5, device APIs and PhoneGap — Dave Johnson
Dave Johnson HTML5, device APIs and PhoneGap. See below for full session description and more resources.Got a taste for it? Be there for the dev track at Web Directions South 2012.This presentation was...
View ArticleGetting offline: appcache, localStorage for HTML5 apps that work offline —...
John Allsopp takes HTML5 apps offline. See below for full session description and more resources.Got a taste for it? Be there for the dev track at Web Directions South 2012.This presentation was...
View ArticleThe Web’s Third Decade — Faruk Ateş
Faruk Ateş on The Web's Third Decade. See below for full session description.Got a taste for it? Be there for the dev track at Web Directions South 2012.This presentation was recorded at Web Directions...
View ArticleDesigning in the browser — Divya Manian
Divya Manian designs in the browser. See below for full session description and more resources.Got a taste for it? Be there for the dev track at Web Directions South 2012.This presentation was recorded...
View ArticleHTML5 technologies and game development — Rob Hawkes
Rob Hawkes uses HTML5 technologies for game development. See below for full session description and more resources.Got a taste for it? Be there for the dev track at Web Directions South 2012.This...
View ArticleGetting all touchy feely with the mobile web — Andrew Fisher
Andrew Fisher gets all touchy feely with the mobile web. See below for full session description and more resources.Got a taste for it? Be there for the dev track at Web Directions South 2012.This...
View ArticleGhost in the Shadow DOM — Video presentation from Ryan Seddon
The DOM will finally have real encapsulation with the introduction of the Shadow DOM, a subset of the Web Components spec that will revolutionise web development as we know it. In this session we’ll...
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Build a motion activated security camera, with WebRTC, canvas and Device...
As a web developer, you’ve probably seen emerging HTML5 technologies and APIs like DeviceOrientation and WebRTC (Web Real Time Communications), and thought “wow they look cool, but they are only for...
View ArticleHTML, CSS and the Clientside App — Video Presentation from Garann Means
As much as they affect JavaScript, state, event handling, and default browser behaviour also impact HTML and CSS in the choices we make, optimizations we can take advantage of, and the architecture of...
View ArticleTowards an extensible web
Remember the X in XML, and XHTML? It of course stands for extensible, the idea that these languages allow for their users to build upon them, rather than waiting for some standards organisation to add...
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Wii Games with HTML5
For most of the history of what might loosely be termed computer games, dedicated consoles (and handheld gaming devices) ruled the roost. And none loomed larger on the landscape than Nintendo, with...
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The iOS 7 homescreen parallax effect in the browser
A couple of weeks ago we started a series on how you might implement some of the more notable design effects in iOS 7 using purely web technologies. In the meantime, it’s been noted elsewhere that this...
View ArticleFive reasons why you should quote attribute values in HTML5
With HTML5, you don’t have to quote attribute values. Until you do.One of the benefits often touted for HTML5 over XHTML is what I once heard Paul Irish describe as its “loosey goosey” approach to...
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More HTML5 syntax and parser quirks you may not have known
Last week we looked at one of HTML5’s syntax quirks, the fact that you don’t need to quote attribute values (unless the values contain a space or as is less well known one of a number of other...
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WebRTC now in Chrome Beta for Android
Following Blackberry 10’s support for WebRTC, Chrome beta or Android now supports webRTC, as do Firefox, Opera and Chrome for desktop (and Firefox for Android though not as yet Firefox OS it would...
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Appcache, not so much a douchebag as a complete pain in the #$%^
A little while back, Jake Archibald wrote infamously (and anthropomorphically) that the HTML5 ApplicationCache is a “douchebag“[1]. Mindful that this is a word freighted with troubling significance, it...
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