Here’s a cool particle demonstration of the HTML5 <canvas> tag. It’s a tremendously small amount of JavaScript code that is responsible for pushing some radial gradient particles around a canvas. You can check out the source code to see how things are done – it uses jQuery a bit and the demo itself uses a [...]
Firefox 3.5, the recent release of the latest version of the Firefox web browser, now supports CSS transforms. CSS transforms are effects, such as scale, rotate and skew. This is a step forward for the Gecko rendering engine, but in plain terms, it still clearly lags behind webkit, which supports 2D and 3D CSS animations. [...]
I’ve spent about a year off of Opera, given the rocky start I had with it. I don’t remember the exact version of Opera I last used, but it had some major issues with Flash and whatnot. The thing I remembered about it was that what it did, I liked, but there were just some [...]
Go ahead, fools! Download Firefox 3, the bestest web browser on the planet! They’re trying to set a Guiness Record for most downloads in a day, and damn if I’m not doing my part to help. After kicking on the tires for a few minutes, I think I can safely say it’s the best browsing [...]
