Remy Sharp on learning by breaking stuff
Developer, HTML5 Doctor, author and educator Remy Sharp chats to Tanya Combrinck about how he founded Left Logic, why teaching is so important to him and what he has planned for the next five years
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Rob Hawkes on HTML5, Mozilla and games
Mozilla technical evangelist Rob Hawkes is the author of Foundation HTML5 Canvas for Games and Development. He fields your questions on new devices, game controllers and native-to-JS tools -
December 2012 (#235)
Designing in the browser isn't about ditching Photoshop, it's about moving your design into code at an earlier stage. In this issue, Todd Zaki Warfel shows you how to achieve a more dynamic workflow -
The Next Web debuts HTML5 redesign
Sleek RWD revamp emphasises readability, accessibility and modern reading habits -
Play HTML5 audio in the browser
Playing HTML5 audio natively in the browser can be a challenge. Ashley Gullen, creator of HTML5 game editor Construct 2, guides you through the maze -
Jonathan Stark on the future of mobile
Mobile consultant and web evangelist Jonathan Stark answers your questions on the future of mobile development, PhoneGap, the offline app cache and more -
HTML5 vs native: advice for the pragmatic developer
Freddy May explains how to make the right decision for your business -
Make a better FAQ page with jQuery
Learn a jQuery expand and collapse technique that will be useful in many situations -
Last call for SoDA HTML5 challenge
Students to inspire with creativity filtered through Edge Animate -
Responsive image proposals gather pace
Browser vendors control fate of picture element and srcset attribute, free from HTML5 spec -
HTML5 ranked headings for screen readers
Léonie Watson of Nomensa talks you through getting ranked headings in HTML5 right for screen readers -
W3C launches WebPlatform Docs
Industry big guns back site documenting HTML5, CSS, DOM and more -
Master the new CSS layout properties
New CSS properties offer easy ways to lay out web pages. Thomas Lewis of Microsoft walks you through Grid Alignment, Flexible Box and Multi-column Layout -
W3C to finish HTML5 by 2014
WG chairs propose to get HTML5 to Recommendation more rapidly -
Dev releases HTML5 Blank for WordPress
Described as empty shell for creating powerful WordPress sites -
W3C's Robin Berjon on editing the HTML5 spec
New technical editor on ecosystems, drama, speed and testing -
The truth about structuring an HTML5 page
Part polemic, part instruction manual, The Truth About HTML5 has ignited an interesting debate. Here we present an exclusive excerpt on the problems around structuring in HTML5 -
Facebook engineer reveals HTML5 flaws
Scrolling, GPU and tooling issues scuppered wrapper apps -
Js13kGames: the tiniest HTML5 games
Challenging devs to create addictive games that can be downloaded in a second -
Facebook: bet on HTML5 a 'big mistake'
CEO Mark Zuckerberg admits to mobile strategy blunders
