This month at London Web Standards, two in-depth HTML5 talks, covering bits which aren't in common usage at the moment, and what you can do with the bits that are. This is part two, Opera's Patrick Lauke (@patrick_h_lauke) on <video> and <audio>. Part one has Google's Michael Mahemoff (@mahemoff) on 8 HTML5 features you haven't seen before. Below are my notes and write-up. Enjoy!
This month at London Web Standards, two in-depth HTML5 talks, covering bits which aren't in common usage at the moment, and what you can do with the bits that are. This is part one, Google's Michael Mahemoff (@mahemoff) on 8 HTML5 features you haven't seen before, and part two, Opera's Patrick Lauke (@patrick_h_lauke) on <video> and <audio>. Below are my notes and write-up. Enjoy!
As a developer and iPhone fan, nothing pleases me more to say that Android has caught up with the iPhone. Android hardware has been great for a while, the Motorola Droid and Nexus One being the first in a wave of great devices, but the software hadn't been right. Android took its sweet time to develop but finally has all the great features iPhone users have enjoyed since the iPhone 3G and more (wi-fi hotspots for example).
Today's post inspiration comes courtesy of Matthew Solle (@solle) who tweeted this video of Campaign Monitor's new offices
I've been asking questions about my blog on Twitter, and a few notable things have come back: