Articles for January 2011
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Help improve MDN in 2011
(That headline would have sounded cooler a year ago. Oh well.) In various conversations about the developer documentation on MDN, with people both within the Mozilla community and on the “outside”, I’ve discovered two common themes: Some people don’t know that MDN is a wiki that they could contribute to. Many people think that writing […]
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HTML5 Guitar Tab Player with the Firefox 4 Audio Data API
Greg Jopa, an Illinois State University grad student studying web development, built a web-based guitar tab player using Firefox’s Audio Data API and Vexflow (HTML5 music notation rendering API). Here is some details from Greg. You can also read more about this experiment on his blog. I created a mashup using the Firefox 4 Audio […]
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People of HTML5 – Bruce Lawson
Leggi la traduzione in italiano HTML5 needs spokespeople to work. There are a lot of people out there who took on this role, and here at Mozilla we thought it is a good idea to introduce some of them to you with a series of interviews and short videos. The format is simple – we […]
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How to develop a HTML5 Image Uploader
HTML5 comes with a set of really awesome APIs. If you combine these APIs with the <canvas> element, you could create a super/modern/awesome Image Uploader. This article shows you how. All these tips work well in Firefox 4. I also describe some alternative ways to make sure it works on Webkit-based browsers. Most of these […]
