Articles for September 2009
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what does "open web" mean to you?
Update: This poll is now closed – we’ll post some results once we’ve analyzed them – thanks for helping! We’re running a short survey to find out what the phrase “open web” means to web developers. What does that phrase mean to you? http://rypple.com/blizzard/web It’s an anonymous survey and will probably take you less than […]
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theora 1.1 is released – what you should know
Less than a year after the release of Theora 1.0, the wonderful people at Xiph have released Theora 1.1. The 1.1 release is a software-only release of the Theora encoder and decoder. It does not include any changes to the Theora format. Existing Theora videos should continue to play with the new decoder and the […]
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three more WebGL demos
If you see other cool WebGL demos post them in the comments here or let us know at @mozhacks. We’ll keep posting them as we find them. A port of Puls to WebGL: Escher-Droste effect in WebGL: Metatunnel by FRequency: (via Mark Steele)
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WebGL for Firefox
This is a re-post from Vlad Vukićević‘s personal blog. WebGL, an effort to bring a GL-based 3D extension to the web, is being standardized through Khronos. The WebGL work is based on the GL Canvas extension that Vlad started and is now being implemented in both Firefox and Safari. Builds that include support for WebGL […]
