
Craig Buckler

Google Reader will disappear from the web on July 1, 2013. Craig climbs on his soapbox and asks Google to listen to his plea!Read More

Want an original shuffled paper effect? Try Craig's CSS3 code on your website before everyone does it!Read More

Craig looks at the new HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript editing features in the latest edition of the ever-popular NetBeans IDE.Read More

Could Microsoft and Mozilla follow Opera and adopt WebKit? Would this provide a single, universal platform which ends cross-browser compatibility woes? Craig thinks not...Read More

The Web Standards Project is no more. It has ceased to be. It has expired and gone to meet its maker. But the vision lives on.Read More

Chrome has reached a quarter century -- in version numbers. Craig looks at a number of new features over and above the usual bug and security fixes.Read More

Could the next generation of game consoles provide a viable way for home users to access the web? Craig looks at the challenges which could face web developers very soon.Read More

Craig takes a look at the new features for users and developers in the latest version of Mozilla's flagship browser.Read More

Messing around with experimental code is easy thanks to several free online development playgrounds. Craig looks at seven of the best...Read More

Opera is dropping their Presto rendering engine and will be using Webkit in all desktop and mobile browsers. Craig discusses the implications.Read More






