1. Tilt: Visualize your Web page in 3D

    • by Paul Rouget • Add-ons, Demo, Developer Tools, WebGL • 105 comments

  2. Announcing Boot to Gecko (B2G) – Booting to the Web

    • by Robert Nyman • Boot to Gecko (B2G), Device APIs, Mobile, Web Developers • 27 comments

    Mozilla recently announced the Boot to Gecko (B2G) Project which is a project towards the goal of building a complete, standalone operating system for the open Read more…

  3. Aurora 7 is here

    • by louisremi • Aurora, CSS, Performance • 27 comments

    Keeping up the pace with our new development cycle, today we release Aurora 7. Enjoy its new features and performance improvements: CSS “text-overflow: ellipsis“, Navigation Timing API, reduced memory usage, a faster javascript parser, and the first steps of Azure, our new graphics API. text-overflow: Read more…

  4. Introducing BrowserID – easier and safer authentication on the web

    • by Robert Nyman and Chris Heilmann • Identity • 15 comments

    Security on the web is more important than ever. Almost weekly reports of exploits of information and leaks into the public make it hard for a lot of people to trust the internet. One of the main annoyances is that every service expect us to Read more…

  5. Firebug 1.8 New Features

    • by Jan Odvarko • Firebug • 13 comments

    Firebug 1.8 compatible with Firefox 5.0 has been released and I would like to get this opportunity and introduce some new features in this version. Firebug 1.8 has been also uploaded to AMO, but it can take some time to appear. First of all, check Read more…

  6. Ask MDN: Our experts are ready to answer your questions

    • by Rob Hawkes • Ask MDN, Event, HTML5, JavaScript, Learning, MDN • 8 comments

    [Update] The panel of experts and time of the first event have been added below. Something amazing is starting next week. No, not pay day. It’s more important than that. Got it yet? No? It’s Ask MDN, silly! Still no idea what that is? Don’t Read more…

  7. People of HTML5: Mr. Doob

    • by Chris Heilmann • HTML5, People of HTML5 • 4 comments

    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 Read more…

  8. HTML5 Battles still to be won – a talk at Open Web Camp III

    • by Chris Heilmann • Conferences, HTML5 • 3 comments

    Last Saturday was the Open Web Camp at Stanford University in Palo Alto. Around 300 developers, designers and project managers signed up to hear up-to-date information about web technologies, accessibility and design. The event was free and, although it started very early for Silicon Valley Read more…

  9. Congratulations to our June Dev Derby winners!

    • by Jay Patel • Challenge, CSS, Demo Studio, Dev Derby, Featured Article, Web Developers • 2 comments

    We kicked off our series of monthly developer challenges in June to see what Web developers could do with CSS3 Animations. Our first ever Dev Derby was a huge success with almost 30 entries and a variety of demos that brought action to the Web Read more…

  10. HTML5 and CSS3: Exploring Mobile Possibilities – presentation at London Ajax Mobile Event

    • by Robert Nyman • Conferences, CSS, Geolocation, HTML5, JavaScript, Mobile • 2 comments

    In the beginning of July, I was attending and giving a presentation at the London Ajax Mobile Event about possibilities offered by HTML5 and CSS3 when it comes to developing mobile web sites and applications. Short introduction of me Being my first post here at Read more…