HTML5 outliner is a small tool that helps you check the outline of your HTML5 markup to get an overview of your document. Given the new contextual tags in the latest iteration of the markup language, it can sometimes get confusing to visualize the fi…
The interntet, our ever present second home, has woven its way into every sphere of our lives and has come a long way. The following infographic gives a great overview of the state of the internet in 2011
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Swiffy is a small tool from Google that converts Flash files to HTML5 for use on non Flash player devices.You can upload SWF file and Swiffy will convert it to HTML5 file which can be displayed on all modern browsers “with a high level of SVG support…
Advertise hereIn this quick tip, I’ll show you how to use the new HTML5 date input, and then provide a fallback jQuery UI solution for the browsers which don’t yet support this new input type.
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WYSIWYG is an acronym for what you see is what you get. The term is used in computing to describe a system in which content displayed during editing appears very similar to the final output, which might be a printed document, web page, or slide presen…
Gtk+ 3.2 will let you run any application in a browser thanks to the new HTML5 gdk backend. That means you’ll be able to run GIMP, Gedit, a video editor or whatever, remotely (or on the same computer), using a web browser.
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HTML5 will eventually replace Flash as the main video delivery system on the internet.
According to Adobe’s website, 85% of the most-visited web sites use Flash, 75% of web video is viewed using the Flash Player, 98% of enterprises rely on the Flash Player, and 70% of web games are made in Flash. Admittedly, there maybe some marketing in these statements, but if these figures are anywhere near correct, nothing will displace Adobe Flash anytime soon.
A quick and easy guide on how to install FireFox 3.5 on Ubuntu 9.04.
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