35 Days Articles
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Firefox 3.5 is out
Today we released Firefox 3.5, which as we said at the beginning of the 35 days project is a huge upgrade for both end users but also for the web. In the past we’ve always published a list of web developer features for a release. But the feature list for developers for 3.5 is so […]
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better security and performance with native JSON
The JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) mechanism for representing data has rapidly become an indispensable part of the web developer’s toolkit, allowing JavaScript applications to obtain and parse data intuitively, within scripts, with lightweight data encapsulation. Firefox 3.5 includes support for JSON natively by exposing a new primitive — window.JSON — to the top level object. […]
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creating pop art with html5 video
This post is by Felipe Gomez, a long-time Mozilla contributor and really awesome dude. Felipe attends school in Brazil. This demo contains another interesting effect that can be done with the HTML5 elements present in Firefox 3.5. What better way to create a cool effect than mixing the open web with pop art? This demo […]
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css3 columns on the web
Today’s Demo covers the use of CSS3 Columns and was written by Karl Dubost. Karl is a self-proclaimed hedonist, dreamer and always exploring the Open Web for creative spaces. Read About CSS3 Columns and View the Demo in Firefox 3.5
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debugging painting with MozAfterPaint
This was originally posted by Robert O’Callahan in the Mozilla web-tech blog. It’s an interesting feature in Firefox 3.5 and is worth repeating here as part of our 35 days effort. In addition, Thomas Robinson has created a very handy bookmarklet for debugging painting on a page you’ve loaded in the browser. Due to popular […]
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exploring music with the audio tag
Today’s demo comes to us from Samuel Goldszmidt. He’s a web developer specializing in audio applications at Institut de Recherche et Coordination Acoustique/Musique (IRCAM). IRCAM is a European institute covering science, sound and avant garde electro-acoustical art music. The demo uses XML to describe the various segments of a piece of music – Florence Baschet’s […]