1. Mozilla Hacks Weekly, February 2nd 2012

    • by Robert Nyman • BrowserID, Firefox, HTML5, Mozilla Hacks Weekly • No comments yet

    After a little break, Mozilla Hacks Weekly is now back! More reading tips from Mozilla’s Developer Engagement team. We also have a new format for our content, so please let us know if you have any thoughts on Read more…

  2. Creating thumbnails with drag and drop and HTML5 canvas

    • by Chris Heilmann • Canvas, Featured Demo, FileAPI, HTML5 • 2 comments

  3. Hidden Gems of HTML5: classList

    • by Chris Heilmann • HTML5, Web Developers • 19 comments

    If you are a web developer, you surely must know how handy it is to dynamically change the class attribute on an element. The benefits this technique are quite a few: You leave any changes in the look and feel to the CSS You avoid Read more…

  4. Mozilla Vision 2012: The Future of HTML5 and Web Technologies

    • by Chris Heilmann • Drumbeat, Event, Gaming, HTML5 • 6 comments

    We are currently in Tokyo, Japan for the Mozilla Vision 2012 conference and hack day. For two days Mozilla Japan with friends from the other locations are putting up an amazing effort to encourage people to help us educate the next generation of web makers. Read more…

  5. Introducing Aurora 11 with tons of new features and improvements

    • by Robert Nyman • Audio, Aurora, DOM, Featured Article, Firefox, HTML5, Performance • 42 comments

    We have now released Aurora 11, soon to become Firefox 11, and wanted to cover all the the things we have improved in this Read more…

  6. New features for HTML5 video playback in Firefox

    • by Chris Heilmann • Firefox, HTML5, Video • 8 comments

    As explained in this blog post by Jared Wein of the Firefox team there are quite a few new features in Firefox when it comes to playing HTML5 video. As an Aurora user, I am most excited about the option to go full-screen, the ability Read more…

  7. Mozilla Hacks Weekly, December 8th 2011

    • by Robert Nyman • Firefox, Gaming, HTML5, Mobile, Mozilla Hacks Weekly • 8 comments

    Thursday is here, and just like every week when that day comes, we at Mozilla want to share some good reading with Read more…

  8. Moving browsers and the web forward (video)

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

    A few days ago I was asked to deliver the first talk of the amazing Beyond Tellerand conference in Dusseldorf, Germany. The talk Breaking the barriers – moving browsers and the web forward introduced a lot of new ideas and technologies that are worked on Read more…

  9. Mozilla Hacks Weekly, December 1st 2011

    • by Robert Nyman • HTML5, Mozilla Hacks Weekly • No comments yet

    December has just started, and what better way to start it than sharing some reading tips with Read more…

  10. Luke Crouch on: HTML5 – code for all the platforms

    • by Chris Heilmann • HTML5 • 3 comments

    Back in October, Luke Crouch, one of the web developers working on the Mozilla Developer Network went to Techfest in Tulsa, Oklahoma to tell people all about HTML5. You can see his slides with his voiceover at Usergroup.tv: Luke gave an overview on the history Read more…