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Firefox OS dev phones spark buying frenzy
Developer preview phones sell out, but more are on the way -
Use shame.css to house CSS hacks, says dev
Harry Roberts outlines process to balance quick fixes and clean CSS -
Paul Boag launches web methodology series
Aims to educate clients and designers on methods and collaboration -
Open Device Lab North launches
Device labs: now slightly less grim up north -
HTML5 outpaces Flash in website vote
But the site's creators say they love everything equally -
New tools for web design and development: March 2013
Backbone.js 1.0.0 is go! Mark Penfold examines this and the other tools of note that came out in March -
Microsoft offers Mac devs cheap Windows 8 and new VMs
Modern.IE also offers BrowserStack trial and other improvements -
.net Awards 2013: top 10 young developers
We delve into the minds of the 10 talented individuals who've made it onto the shortlist for the Young Developer of the Year category in this year's .net Awards -
AngelHack announces worldwide hackathon
Thousands of developers to unite around the world -
May 2013 #240
Create slick animations with CSS3, SVG, HTML5 canvas & WebGL, use the disavow tool to get back on track following a Google penalty, build an app with Ember.js, save time with automated CSS tests…and much more! -
Mixture offers rapid web prototyping
New OS X and Windows app brings powerful web tools to the desktop for designers and developers -
Future of Firefox dev tools revealed
Coding in the browser, network timelines and more -
Improve page load times
Dean Hume explains how content delivery networks can drastically increase the performance of your website by serving data that’s closer to your users -
Mozilla: rise of HTML5 in mobile 'inevitable'
With Firefox OS, there is 'no new ecosystem' -
Hugo Bonacci on indie gaming
Web developer and UX consultant Hugo Bonacci created Kung-Fu Clash using Corona and found success in both the Apple App Store and Google Play store. He talks about moving from web development to indie gaming -
April 2013 (#239)
Stand out from the crowd with our 20 expert tips for freelancers; make magical links with CSS transitions; add Facebook polls to your site with the Graph API; create an indie game and much more! -
Understand your audience with good research
Good research isn’t just about finding how many unique visitors you have. Rob Mills sets out techniques to really get to know your users -
HTML5 2D renderer pixi.js revealed
Aims to make it easier to create cross-platform games -
Write another jQuery plug-in, kill a unicorn
Go write yet another jQuery plug-in, and then kill a unicorn while you're at it, says Alex Duloz
