- d3.js is a new framework specifically created to allow data-driven DOM manipulation – this is an excellent tool for data visualization
- John Resig has a very interesting and practical article on dictionary lookups in JavaScript
- Firefox 4 is out – get it now and enjoy WebGL and the Audio API with these cool demos!
Roundup for March 23rd, 2011
Roundup for March 21st, 2011
Sorry for the silence – I’ve been busy beyond the usual level due to a new job. Things should now get back to normal…
- jQuery Waypoints – easy plugin for scroll destination effects
- IE9 has been launched! Unfortunately it still misses several key CSS3 features…
- JavaScript Garden is a great overview of features in JavaScript with some well-written documentation
- The State of HTML5 Audio is a good overview of the current situation around audio support in modern browsers – needless to say, there’s still a lot to do!
Roundup for March 5th, 2011
- Amazingly fast raycaster demo by Paul King
- Microsoft urges everybody to stop using IE6 – the IE6 Countdown has begun
- Smashing Mag has a great tutorial on using @font-face and the current state of web fonts
- Interesting tutorial for the text-overflow CSS3 property – can’t wait for Mozilla to implement that one!
- Fractal Lab – the most amazing WebGL example you’ll see in a while…
Roundup for March 3rd, 2011
- The only video converter you’ll need for HTML5 video: The open-source Miro Video Converter
- Mozilla’s “Awesome HTML5 Dashboard” is awesome
- The Opera team has implemented the CSS3 multi-column spec - can’t wait for the next release of the browser!
- Very nice introduction to CSS Typography for beginners – actually moves along quite fast to advanced methods
Roundup for February 23th, 2011
- PhiloGL – a WebGL framework for data visualization. Check out the amazing Temperature Anomalies example!
- Opera announces a new HTML5 parser for their future browsers and offers engineering builds for testing
- Video Textures in Three.js – amazing demo of the power of WebGL in modern browsers
Roundup for February 22th, 2011
- The Shapes of CSS – geometrical shapes from a single element
- CSS Drop Shadows Without Images – some nice examples of more complex, curvy drop shadows done with CSS3
- The Bright (Near) Future of CSS
Roundup for February 16th, 2011
- IE9 a modern browser? Here’s Microsoft’s reponse
- Nice and clean overview of HTML5 features – MediaLoot’s HTML5 Compendium
- Very good tutorial on how to create custom select elements with jQuery
- gury – a canvas utility library with an interesting API and very comprehensive documentation.
Roundup for February 15th, 2011
- audiolib.js offers a AudioDevice class with consistent API between the Firefox Audio Data API and the Chrome/Safari Web Audio API
- Is IE9 a modern browser? – Kinda not yet… we all appreciate Microsoft’s effort and I certainly hope they will continue improving IE9, but the current IE9 RC doesn’t render half of the HTML5 Cheatsheet on this site…
Roundup for February 11th, 2011
- IE9 Release Candidate is available now, adds Geolocation API, Do Not Track lists, is feature complete
- Updated version of VideoSub – HTML5 video subtitle library now works with MooTools 1.3 Core
- Reston – very elegant REST client library
- Wave – a beautiful HTML5 Twitter visualization by Hakim el Hattab