Lohith Nagaraj03/28/12
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I'm back with one more episode of Uncut & Unedited. This is episode number 20, and my guest is Todd Anglin. Todd is Vice President of the HTML5 Web And Mobile division of Telerik.
Andrew Trice03/27/12
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I see questions and comments all the time with the general sentiment “it looks nice, but who really uses PhoneGap/Apache Cordova?”. There is no way to have a finite list of everyone who uses it, but the general answer is “more people than you think”. Here are a few names that you might recognize who are using either PhoneGap or Apache Cordova in their cross-platform mobile solutions and/or tools. (PhoneGap is a distribution of Apache Cordova)
Axel Rauschmayer03/27/12
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So far, HTML5 has been severely lacking when it comes to flexible GUI layouting. All that changed when Microsoft created CSS Grid Layout, which, among other things, is used to write the native HTML5 applications for Windows 8.
Prasant Lokinendi03/26/12
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Learn how to manipulate images on the canvas easily in this tutorial! Check out more on thenewboston's YouTube channel!
Catalin Red03/26/12
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While playing DIRT 3, I’ve noticed a very cool triangle animation as part of their UI. Almost immediately, I thought about how to build a similar version of it using CSS3. So, in this article you’ll see an experiment about how to create a simple CSS3 loading animation.
Mitch Pronschinske03/26/12
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This is a tutorial and example of an Adobe Edge Application being built. It's similar to flash, yet it uses JavaScript rather than ActionScript. Download preview 5 here.
Prasant Lokinendi03/25/12
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I always knew Star Trek was more than just entertainment. Check out this cool lecture on how HTML5 can create awesome touch interfaces.
Andrey Prikaznov03/25/12
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Don't just CSS3 animate -- animate multiple gears in unison (with different radii, no less).
Raymond Camden03/24/12
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Welcome to my third and final (although whenever I say that it typically leads to more posts, diversions, and experiments) on HTML5-based form validation. In the first entry I discussed how you could add simple server-side validation to your forms by just using HTML. In my second entry, I demonstrated how to add JavaScript for deeper, and customized validation. In this final entry, I'll discuss how to employ CSS to visually enhance your forms.
Andrew Trice03/23/12
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I’ve been 'out and about' lately, attending tech conferences, meetup groups, and meeting with developers in their offices, and I am getting great feedback on mobile development & PhoneGap. There are some common questions that I am often asked, and I hope this post helps everyone understand PhoneGap better.
Andrey Prikaznov03/22/12
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jQuery lets you create a LavaLamp menu pretty easily -- but today's web developers are leaning more and more on CSS3, less and less on JavaScript. So check out this pure CSS LavaLamp-style nav menu, using CSS3 transitions.
Raymond Camden03/22/12
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In my last blog entry, I introduced the basic concepts of form validation under HTML5. The focus was on basic tag/attribute support. In other words, what could be done without writing JavaScript code. In today's entry I want to talk about how you can use JavaScript to further enhance and work with validation, specifically the Constraint Validation API.
Chris Smith03/21/12
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A recent survey by IDC and Appcelerator revealed that developer interest in Android app development is steadily decreasing, while iOS development remains #1, Windows Phone 7 interest remains high and HTML5 integration is more popular than ever.
Chris Smith03/21/12
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Roshan Abraham sent us a link to this web browser game that uses an iOS device as the controller, reading the accelerometer values and pushing them to a node.js server. WARNING: This demo may cause a significant decrease in workplace productivity!
Terrence Ryan03/21/12
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The W3C just released a Working Draft of the CSS Variables module -- a potentially massive upgrade -- and needs your feedback. Terence Ryan offers an early response, mixing enthusiasm for the idea with some misgivings about the implementation.
Ian Muir03/21/12
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This draft does have a few flaws, but overall it is a step in the right direction. It can provide a powerful new tool for those of us that manage hundreds and possibly thousands of lines of CSS and I see no reason why adding a new feature would make any of the existing features harder to learn.
Raymond Camden03/21/12
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I've previously looked at updates to form fields, but I had not really spent a lot of time looking at validation. I spent some time on it this week and have come away pretty impressed. Here is the first in a series of blog entries planned on the topic.
John Esposito03/20/12
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Harish Sivaramakrishnan is hard at work on a powerful new visual tool for creating stunning in-browser presentations using the powerful JavaScript+CSS3 Impress.js framework. Check out his progress, and consider contributing some of your ample webdev skills (or at least testing his work so far).
Andrey Prikaznov03/20/12
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Adding an emboss effect to image data involves some pretty serious matrix transformations. Andrei offers a JavaScript solution here, and writes the results to an HTML5 Canvas. Use the code as-is, if you like, or follow his helpful double-slashes and stretch your JavaScript muscles a little extra today.
Axel Rauschmayer03/19/12
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The ECMAScript 5.1 specification states that the array method concat is generic. This post argues that that isn’t true in practice.
Sebastian Poręba03/19/12
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So now that you've learned to build static blocks in your awesome rendition of this classic game, it's time to move onto learning how to add and move a block. This is the third part of a series of tutorials that employ and explain Three.js.
Krzysztof Kotowicz 03/18/12
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HTML5 WebSockets are really great for a bi-directional TCP connection between a browser and a server, but raise a few security concerns (as you might expect).
Raymond Camden03/17/12
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Slides, audio, and code from Raymond Camden's recent presentation on PhoneGap at the Salt Lake ColdFusion Users Group.
Sebastian Poręba03/16/12
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The second part of the series that deals with adding static blocks. It's a short, but necessary step forward to building one of the most classic games of all time.
