Earlier this year Mozilla announced the news that Firefox was about to step into the mobile phone marketplace with Firefox OS. This new operating system features API’s that could change the way mobile devices communicate with the web. In this article I look at some of those API’s.
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WebRTC stands for Web Real Time Communication and allows for the direct sharing of large files such as audio and video in real time between browsers. In this introduction I’m going to be looking at how this new technology could revolutionise the web.
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HTML5 has been a hot topic recently. Although its been around for a while now, I still find myself coming across features that I didn’t know about. Here’s a few that I thought I’d share with you.
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So IOS6 is about to be launched to the masses and brings good news for mobile web app developers. In this article I’ll look at some of the benefits.
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Adobe is proving that there is life beyond Dreamweaver by announcing the BETA release of Adobe Brackets, an open source editor for the web. The great thing about Brackets is
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Cover illustration by Pixden Google have recently released the latest stable version of Chrome and one of the biggest additions is the introduction of web intents.
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One of the biggest trends in recent modern web design is use of parallax scrolling effects. In this tutorial I’m going to show you how you can create the effect on your own website, with a bit of imagination and a little help from Stellar.js.
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My article for webdesigntuts+ this month looks at the HTML5 audio api and how you can create your own HTML5 audio player.
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Getting Started with Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG)
Faster HTML/CSS Workflow with Chrome Developer Tools
A Brief History of the World Wide Web
Adobe Releases Adobe Brackets – An Open Source Code Editor for the Web
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