1. Browserscene: Creating Demos on the Web – Presentation at ASSEMBLY

    • by Rob Hawkes • Event • 1 comment

    Last Friday I got to attend and speak at the ASSEMBLY event in Finland. The atmosphere was amazing, just check out this photo: Here is how the organisers describe the event: ASSEMBLY is a four day computer festival, in which thousands of people and their Read more…

  2. Ask MDN follow-up: HTML5 Gaming & Creative JavaScript

    • by Rob Hawkes • Ask MDN • 3 comments

    Just over a week ago we gathered 8 experts in the field to answer your questions about HTML5 gaming and creative JavaScript. This was our first Ask MDN event and, although it had a couple of teething problems, it went really well. In this post Read more…

  3. Rendering 3D with CSS and JavaScript with dom3d (guest post)

    • by Chris Heilmann • Animations, CSS, Demo, JavaScript • 3 comments

  4. Mozilla Hacks Weekly, August 4th 2011

    • by Robert Nyman • Mozilla Hacks Weekly • No comments yet

    It’s time again for the link picks of the week from the Mozilla Developer Engagement Read more…

  5. Wiki Wednesday: August 3, 2011

    • by Eric Shepherd • Docs, Wiki Wednesday • No comments yet

    (Yeah, it’s Thursday — sorry). Here are today’s Wiki Wednesday articles! If you know about these topics, please try to find a few minutes to look over these articles that are marked as needing technical intervention and see if you can fix them up. You Read more…

  6. Animating with javascript: from setInterval to requestAnimationFrame

    • by louisremi • Animations, DOM, JavaScript • 6 comments

    Animating DOM elements[1] or the content of a canvas is a classical use case for setInterval. But the interval is not as reliable as it seems, and a more suitable API is now available… Animating with setInterval To animate an element moving 400 pixels on Read more…

  7. Living on the Edge – new Adobe animation tool sparks necessary conversations

    • by Chris Heilmann • Canvas, Developer Tools, HTML5 • 13 comments

    Adobe made quite some splash in the last days by releasing Edge, a Flash-like tool to create HTML5/CSS3/JS driven animations. There is a need for a tool like that and I for one am very happy to see that Adobe are recognising this. Other tools Read more…

  8. Making history with the August Dev Derby

    • by Chris Heilmann • Challenge, Demo Studio, Dev Derby, HTML5, MDN • 5 comments

    It is time to announce another month’s Dev Derby and this August we want you to play with the History API. The History API is a much needed piece of the puzzle of creating modern web applications and here is why: Links are good, they Read more…