Every day we hear more and more about HTML5. According to experts, HTML5 is the future of the Internet.HTML5 has some very interesting features such as playback of audio and video clips. I introduce to you most popular video players
Jul 21
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Jun 09
The State – Sort of – of HTML5 Audio
Scott Schiller discusses the high level of hype around HTML5 and CSS3. The two specs render ”many years of feature hacks redundant by replacing them with native features,” he writes in an insightful blog.
Blogging, he says:
CSS3’s border-radius, box-shadow, text-shadow and gradients, and HTML5’s <canvas>, <audio> and <video> are some of the most anticipated features we’ll see put to creative (ab)use as adoption of the ‘new shiny’ grows. Developers jumping on the cutting edge are using subsets of these features to little detriment, in most cases. The more popular CSS features are design flourishes that can degrade nicely, but the current audio and video implementations in particular suffer from a number of annoyances.
He begs the question: Are we going to see a common format across the major browsers for both audio and video?
May 11
Today we present a collection of best CSS3 and HTML5 tutorials for May 2011.
Apr 06
Mar 03
In this artile you will find interesting CSS3 tutorials for February 2011.
Feb 11
It is high time developers take back HTML5 from the marketing people, says Chrisian Heilmann. “HTML5 is the evolution of our web technologies, not another flashy add-on to already badly used outdated practices,” he writes in a blog posting that includes illuminating slides.
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Jan 18
That’s all we needed, really, a new logo. Does anyone else feel the need to have this stitched onto a leotard with a cape? ;-)
Jan 07
The Mozilla folks including Mozilla Evangelist Chris Heilmann thought it a good idea to introduce some “People of HTML5,” starting with Bruce Lawson of Opera, co-author of “Introducing HTML5″ and one of the curators of HTML5 Doctor. Among the most vivid new technologies of the moment Lawson cites:
…DAP (“Device APIs and Policy Working Group”). This thrillingly-named set of specifications is further extending the capabilities of the Web by specifying APIs that allow access to device features like camera, contact books and calendar — much like Geolocation gives browsers access to the device’s GPS capabilities.
http://hacks.mozilla.org/2011/01/people-of-html5-bruce-lawson/
Dec 24
Today we presents collection of HTML5 and CSS3 tutorials for December 2010.
