Blink: Chrome’s New Rendering Engine
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Tag: HTML5 Dev Center
Using Web Workers to Improve Image Manipulation Performance
David Catuhe expores how to use web workers to improve image manipulation performance.
Introduction to Fabric.js
In this article, you will learn about Fabric.j—a powerful JavaScript library that makes working with the HTML5 canvas element a breeze.
How to Build a Better Tag Cloud in WordPress
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How to Create a Shuffled Paper Effect in CSS3
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What’s New in NetBeans 7.3: HTML5!
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How to Build a Better Button in CSS3
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Unifying Touch and Mouse with Pointer Events
Microsoft Tech Evangelist David Rousset explains in detail how to code for touch, gesture, pen and mouse using pointer instructions.
Creating “Loading” Animations Using Only CSS3
In this tutorial, Syed will show you how to create beautiful loading animations using only CSS3 and HTML.
How I Built a Windows Store App With HTML5 and SVG
This article is about to discuss the use of Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) in Paint 4 Kids.
HTML5 Canvas Development with Ai->Canvas
Ivaylo Gerchev explains how the Ai->canvas plugin lets Illustrator export to the HTML5 canvas element, making the rendering of hand-drawn images a relatively simple task.
Introducing the New HTML5 <main> Element
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Should Navigation Be Defined in Lists?
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CSS Selectors Level 4: The Path to CSS4
Syed Fazle Rahman takes a look at the recently released W3C's CSS Selectors Level 4 editor's draft.
Advanced CSS3 2D and 3D Transform Techniques
Syed Fazle Rahman takes us through some CSS3 exercises using transform to create animated images without resorting to Flash or GIFs.
The New CSS3 Relative Font Sizing Units
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Creating an HTML5 Based Document Editor
Alex Mitnikov from Teamlab Office reflects on what led to them developing their own HTML5-based online document editor, and how they did it.
CSS Techniques for Retina Displays
High pixel density Retina screens demand specific CSS techniques.
Getting to Know CSS3 Selectors: Other Pseudo-Classes
Emily Lewis reviews the remaining pseudo-classes introduced in CSS3: the state-based, target, and negation pseudo-classes.
6 Useful HTML5 Tools
Six online tools that are great at helping people to understand HTML5 and at helping people learn how to create HTML5 websites.
Getting to Know CSS3 Selectors: Structural Pseudo-Classes
In this two-part series, I’ll look at the new selectors in CSS3, starting with structural pseudo-classes.
Viewport Resizer: a Better Responsive Web Design Bookmarklet
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HTML5 Now: Getting More Through Polyfills
Avoiding HTML5 because of a lack of browser support? Polyfilling can allow you to write application-specific code without worrying about whether browsers implement it natively. Dave Ward explains why that's good for HTML5.
Pinned Sites in Windows 8
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Improving Movement in 2D HTML5 Games
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Will HTML ever be replaced?
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Introduction to Page Visibility API
In this article, It will explain what Page Visibility APIs are and how you can use them. The APIs are quite simple and consist of just two properties.
Mozilla Release Firefox OS Mobile Simulator
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How to Duplicate Elements Using CSS3 Box Shadows
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Adapting Your Site to Different Window Sizes
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