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Building fast and responsive websites
In this exclusive excerpt from his HTML5 Mobile Development Cookbook web developer Shi Chuan, co-creator of the HTML5 Boilerplate, explains how to build pages with semantic markup, use dynamic loading, make buttons with instant response and more -
The developer's guide to new exciting web technologies
Bruce Lawson, open web standards evangelist for Opera, looks at some nifty new browser technologies that are not part of HTML5, including WebGL and SVG -
Progressive enhancement is more relevant than ever
Jim Newbery argues that the diversification in web technologies and devices we've seen in recent years makes it a more relevant and useful perspective than ever -
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 -
Code a real-time survey with HTML5 WebSockets
Phil Leggetter explains how to use WebSockets and Pusher to build a demo application, plus how to layer a user experience on to an app using progressive enhancement -
Dev says: Stop banging on about IE6
Enough already, says Remy Sharp: support IE6 or don't. But just stop going on about how it should die -
Create a 404 page with CSS3 animations
WebKit-wizard Trent Walton, founder of Paravel, explains how he built .net's latest 404 page using CSS3 animations -
Progressive enhancement menus with Modernizr
Make your pop-up menus more interesting and fun for users of capable browsers through progressive enhancement. Creative design and web development consultant Faruk Ates explains how
