Cloud experts & enthusiasts come together to learn at India Microsoft Azure Conference 2015 – Pune April 22, 2015 Cloud computing is no longer an option that businesses ‘should consider’. It has become a necessity for businesses of all sizes. If you are a technical decision maker, business decision maker, a professional developer, an architect or an IT administrator – you are either already on a cloud platform or looking to get on the… Read More
DevTools Digest – Chrome 35: Updates to the Developer Tools in Chrome 35 April 22, 2015 Updates to the Chrome Developer Tools: CSS property quick search, memory stats for heap snapshots, CodeMirror upgrade and more. Source link… Read More
Built-in Browser Support for Responsive Images April 22, 2015 Take advantage of the new element and new features of in your next responsive website. Source link… Read More
Getting Started with CSS Shapes: Wrapping content around custom paths April 22, 2015 Using CSS Shapes we can create experiences that we have never been able to create on the web before. Source link… Read More
The Hobbit Experience 2014: Adding WebRTC gameplay to the Hobbit Experience April 22, 2015 Learn how North Kingdom built an immersive multimedia experience optimized for modern mobile browsers using Web RTC Source link… Read More
AWS Week in Review – April 13, 2015 April 22, 2015 Let’s take a quick look at what happened in AWS-land last week: Monday, April 13 We announced that the Amazon WorkSpaces API and CLI is Now Available. The AWS Java Blog blog showed you how to Store JSON Documents in Amazon DynamoDB Tables. Larry Gadea showed you how to Run Your Own High-end Cloud Gaming… Read More
Introduction to Service Worker: How to use Service Worker April 22, 2015 Service Worker will revolutionize the way we build for the web. Learn about what it is, why it is important and how to use it. Source link… Read More
Simplified Concepts in Web Animations Naming April 22, 2015 Native support for Web Animations first shipped in Chrome 36, and was updated with playback control in Chrome 39. The Element.animate() method can be used to trigger imperative animations directly from JavaScript, and its returned object can be leveraged to control the playback of these animations. These methods are detailed in the current draft of… Read More
DOM Attributes now on the prototype chain April 22, 2015 The Chrome team recently announced that we are moving DOM properties to the prototype chain. This change, implemented in Chrome 43 – (Beta as of mid April 2015) – brings Chrome more in line with the Web IDL Spec and other browsers’ implementations, such as IE and Firefox. Edit: clarified Older WebKit based browsers,… Read More
Permissions API for the Web April 22, 2015 If you’ve worked with the Geolocation API before, chances are you’ve wanted to check if you had permission to use Geolocation without causing a prompt. This simply wasn’t possible. You had to request the current position and this would indicate the permission state or cause a prompt to be shown to the user. Not all… Read More