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requestAnimationFrame Introduction
Good introduction to working with requestAnimationFrame(). Be sure to also give the aforementioned requestAnimationFrame example a look. requestAnimationFrame — The secret to silky smooth JavaScript animation! →
VideoSWS – HTML5 Video Player Comparison
VideoSWS — HTML5 Video Player Comparison →
Avería – The Average Font
This is the story of the creation of a new font, Avería: the average of all the fonts on my computer. And it looks quite nice! Avería → (via Jochen)
Adobe Creative Cloud
Adobe finally gets their pricing right and affordable: for $49.99/month you get access to practically all Adobe apps (latest versions) and a few services such as Typekit. That’s a steal at $600/year. If you’re an existing CS3+ customer or a … Continue reading
WebSockets: A Guide
Great guide to WebSockets. Not only talks about the JS implementation in browsers, but also takes a look at the raw data, lists Websocket servers, and points towards pub/sub systems which you’ll need to keep your sanity when creating complex … Continue reading
Opera Mobile Emulator with support for (some) -webkit vendor prefixes
Opera, along with Mozilla, announced at a CSS Working Group meeting that we would support some -webkit prefixes. This is because through our site compatibility work, we have experienced that many authors of (especially mobile) sites only use -webkit prefixed … Continue reading
HTML5 Drag and Drop
Good and complete article by Opera on Drag and Drop. A must read if you’re new to the subject (or a good summary if you’re somewhat familiar with it) HTML5 Drag and Drop →
Cube – A game about Google Maps
The aforementioned Play your world with Google Maps has gone live, and is now known as “Cube”. Cube →
Dropbox Dropquest II
Many of you were around for last year’s Dropquest, where we sent y’all on a magical journey through Dropbox and the interwebs. Wordokus were solved, music puzzles were deciphered, origami cranes were folded, and dragons were slain. All in all, … Continue reading
Google Street View Wifi Snooping Cover-Up
Image Courtesy Agence France-Presse/Getty Images The engineer who wrote the code to capture the data told his managers about it. He told his colleagues about it. He wrote the code in his “20% time” – the “spare” time that Google … Continue reading
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