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Articles tagged Web Development

Tuesday, 7th May 2013

Behind Blooki.st — A Blog + Book Site That's All Journey, No Destination

Behind Blooki.st — A Blog + Book Site That's All Journey, No Destination

Blooki.st, a blogging platform managed between Slovenia and London, was born out of the many failures of two post-grads who channeled ambition into simplicity.

Nick Statt comments

Tuesday, 19th March 2013

Web Development

Hey, Online Services: Why Can't You Keep Up With Demand?

Hey, Online Services: Why Can't You Keep Up With Demand?

With so many examples of such breakdowns in delivering online services these days, we have to ask: Why can't Johnny scale?

Cloud Brian Proffitt comments

Thursday, 14th March 2013

Web Development

Adobe Closes BrowserLab, Blames Mobile Platform Rise

Adobe Closes BrowserLab, Blames Mobile Platform Rise

On March 13, Adobe unexpectedly added a chapter to the story of the fading of the PC, when it announced that it would be closing down its BrowserLab service effective… March 13.

Hack Brian Proffitt comments

Friday, 22nd February 2013

10 Provocative Predictions For The Future Of HTML5

10 Provocative Predictions For The Future Of HTML5

The 10 things you need to know about HTML5 - right now and for the next 12 months.

Hack Todd Anglin comments

Thursday, 31st January 2013

Microsoft Launches Modern.ie to Boost Web Site Compatibility

Microsoft Launches Modern.ie to Boost Web Site Compatibility

Microsoft's developer-friendly modern.ie site includes some valuable testing tools for Web developers, although the site gently encourages them to run on Windows and Internet Explorer.

Mark Hachman comments

Tuesday, 22nd January 2013

App Development

Why Aren't There More/Better Software Design Tools?

Why Aren't There More/Better Software Design Tools?

Welcome to the largely ignored world of rapid prototyping.

Hack Michael Tchong comments

Monday, 7th January 2013

Will Windows 8 Bring HTML5 To Enterprise Applications?

Will Windows 8 Bring HTML5 To Enterprise Applications?

Windows 8 brings native support for HTML5 and Javascript. That could remake the world of enterprise applications - whether enterprise developers like it or not.

Enterprise Cormac Foster comments

Friday, 7th December 2012

The Era Of Easy Riches In Mobile Apps Is Over

The Era Of Easy Riches In Mobile Apps Is Over

So, what makes you think your new app can cut through all clutter to not only grab users' attention, but keep it?

Mobile Dan Rowinski comments

Monday, 8th October 2012

Browser Makers Cooperate On Support For Multi-Platform Web Development

Browser Makers Cooperate On Support For Multi-Platform Web Development

Welcome to your "official" support site, Web developers. The Web’s top four browser developers - Google, Microsoft, Mozilla and Opera - teamed with the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and technology companies including Nokia, HP, Adobe and Facebook - to create Web Platform Docs, a Wiki devoted to sussing out and stomping bugs…

Hack Mark Hachman comments

Monday, 10th September 2012

"Do Not Track" Irony: Apache Developer Blocks It To Save It

"Do Not Track" Irony: Apache Developer Blocks It To Save It

Do Not Track, a tool designed to afford users privacy as they browse through the Web, will be active by default when users install or first-run Internet Explorer 10 in Windows 8. But in an effort to save Do Not Track, one developer for the popular Apache Web server is trying to to add a feature in Apache that will actively ignore any Do Not Track…

Brian Proffitt comments

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