1. Click highlights with CSS transitions

    • by Chris Heilmann • CSS, Demo, JavaScript • 7 comments

  2. Mozilla Hacks Weekly, April 19th 2012

    • by Robert Nyman • CSS, Mozilla Hacks Weekly, SPDY • 2 comments

    It’s Thursday, and that means link suggestions from us in Mozilla’s Developer Engagement Read more…

  3. Mozilla Hacks Weekly, March 29th 2012

    • by Robert Nyman • CSS, Mozilla Hacks Weekly, SVG • 3 comments

    Last Thursday of March, so let’s celebrate that with some good links for you! Mozilla’s Developer Engagement team have just what you need to Read more…

  4. Making the Dino roar – syncing audio and CSS transitions

    • by Chris Heilmann • Audio, CSS, Demo • 6 comments

  5. Happy Pi Day!

    • by Chris Heilmann • CSS • 4 comments

    As today is Pi Day have you ever realised that rotating 3.14 180 degrees almost spells “PI.E”? And yes, Firefox 11 is now official, bring on the 3D Read more…

  6. Getting you started for the CSS 3D transform Dev Derby (15 minute screencast)

    • by Chris Heilmann • CSS, Screencast • 7 comments

    This month’s Mozilla Dev Derby is about CSS 3D transformations and as a reminder and inspiration we thought it a good idea to give you a walk-through of a simple demo: a rotating cube with content on each side. That’s simple? Yes it is! Check Read more…

  7. A simple image gallery using only CSS and the :target selector

    • by Chris Heilmann • CSS, Demo, Media Queries • 9 comments

  8. Old tricks for new browsers – a talk at jQuery UK 2012

    • by Chris Heilmann • CSS, JavaScript, Web Developers • 29 comments

    Last Friday around 300 developers went to Oxford, England to attend jQuery UK and learn about all that is hot and new about their favourite JavaScript library. Imagine their surprise when I went on stage to tell them that a lot of what jQuery is Read more…

  9. Dev Derby for January – show us your best orientation!

    • by Robert Nyman • CSS, Dev Derby • 3 comments

    As you might know, each month we have a Dev Derby as part of Mozilla Developer Network (MDN), and each of them are focused on a certain technology where people can compete with their Read more…

  10. Writing forward-compatible websites

    • by Robert Nyman • CSS, Featured Article, JavaScript, Web Developers • No comments yet

    As web developers we want to ensure what we build is accessible by as many people as possible, with as many web browsers, operating systems and devices as we can support. It is also hard to know what the future holds, and for that we Read more…