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HTML5 app dev boosted by Sencha Touch 2.0
Sencha update built for speed, superior experiences and the mobile ecosystem -
Craft cleaner, more concise HTML with Haml
Parallel to the ideas behind Sass and CoffeeScript, Haml turns your markup into veritable haiku. Nick Walsh of Envy Labs shows you how to get started, with or without Ruby -
Is localStorage bad for performance?
Mozilla evangelist Christian Heilmann slams localStorage and says that fragmentation is inevitable -
Progressive enhancement is a barrier to progress
HTML5 makes it possible to build applications in the browser that were previously unimaginable. Drew Neil believes that to do so, we must first abandon progressive enhancement -
Mozilla opens app store for submissions
HTML5 app store aims to take on Apple and Google -
Preserving vertical rhythm with CSS and jQuery
Vertical rhythm is a core component of many type-based design approaches, here web developer Matthew Wilcox shows us the basics, and how to deal with irksome images… -
Why HTML5 is not the choice for enterprise mobility
David Akka, UK MD of Magic Software, explores the buzz around HTML5 and why it may not yet be the right choice for enterprise developers -
Behind Nomensa's accessible media player
Director of accessibility provides insight into humanising technology -
Prototype construction basics with Axure
In this exclusive excerpt from Axure RP 6 Prototyping Essentials, Ezra Schwartz explains how to set up a solid foundation for an Axure file and create use case as well as task flow diagrams and generate an HTML prototype -
Create super-efficient SVG characters with localStorage
Jim Morrison explains how to paint SVG sprites using HTML5 localStorage as an intelligent cache, plus how to achieve the same effect in IE8 and working around the lack of native SVG support -
Mozilla leads in HTML5 accessibility support
Rival browsers fall short as Firefox speeds ahead -
W3C launches Nu Markup Validation Service
Dev puts validator through paces and finds oddities -
Create a whirling timer with HTML5 canvas and Prototype.js
Frontend developer David Smith demonstrates how to use HTML5 canvas in conjunction with the Prototype.js framework to enhance slideshows for your visitors with a simple but accurate loading wheel -
Deliver video seamlessly to desktop and mobile devices
HTML5 is great for video delivery but different browsers support different video codecs, so a video won't currently play in all major browsers. Developer, teacher and author Rich Shupe explains how to use HTML5 with Flash Player to reach the widest possible audience -
Control image aspect ratios with CSS3
Making media display consistently on your site can be a problem, especially with multiple content authors. Opera’s Chris Mills shows you how object-fit and object-position can solve it -
The top three Flash game engines
Flash game engines are still a great choice for building browser-based 2D games. Freelance game developer Tom Vian takes a look at the three most popular open source frameworks -
WebKit scuppers skip-to-content links
JavaScript required to get anchors to work properly in Safari and Chrome -
Twitter's Bootstrap toolkit hits 2.0
HTML/CSS framework gets new icons and responsive grid driven by community feedback -
Test motion events with new polyfill
One line of JavaScript enables you to send motion events to the page, thanks to Remy Sharp's Remote-Tilt tool, which provides in-browser motion testing
