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The top 10 HTML5 games of 2012
HTML5 gaming marched onwards during 2012. Here Michal Budzynski runs down 10 essential games (and one conference) worth giving some attention to -
StackMob backs HTML5 and native apps
CEO argues logic in the cloud is a more pressing concern -
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 -
Create drag and drop features in HTML5
Thomas Hardy demonstrates HTML5’s nifty Drag and Drop API, which facilitates dragging and dropping elements natively within the browser -
Hook into native events with PhoneGap
Develop cross-platform apps with web standards: Matt Gifford introduces PhoneGap -
HTML 5.1 draft spec gets ‘main’ element
Debate continues about marking up a page’s primary content -
Dev warns of HTML5 app manifests failure
Interoperability under threat from vendor disagreement -
Building your own widgets
Léonie Watson of Nomensa explains how DIY widgets can still play a significant role in overcoming barriers to accessibility -
HTML5 2D renderer pixi.js revealed
Aims to make it easier to create cross-platform games -
Howler.js simplifies browser audio
Library deals with tricky issues relating to online sound -
Essential HTML, CSS and JavaScript techniques
Darcy Clarke dives into the latest HTML, CSS and JS development techniques to assist your workflow -
Build responsive emails
Email is a neglected area when it comes to responsive design, but it doesn’t have to be. Elliot Ross walks you through making an HTML email mobile friendly -
Students challenged to make HTML5 games
Got Game? to push benefits of web standards over Flash and Java -
FT HTML5 app boosts readership levels
Readers consuming more content with web app than on the desktop -
Building prototypes in HTML and CSS
Prototyping tools can be restrictive and it's becoming more important that designers know how to code up their concepts, so Leisa Reichelt organised a workshop teaching how to build prototypes in HTML and CSS. Here Anna Debenham summarises what she taught on the Code Fitness day -
Behind Boston Globe's responsive layout
Filament Group takes us behind the scenes of Boston Globe's new site, built with responsive web design -
CSSOff throws down HTML/CSS gauntlet
Competition to find the master of markup announced by Unmatched Style -
Save money on the Future of Web Apps
The Future of Web Apps conference in London is almost here, and there's a 15% discount for .net readers! -
W3C launches Community Groups
W3C Community Groups enable broader participation in web technologies
