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Issue 193 — June 17, 2015
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Mozilla Hacks
Nick Desaulniers takes a high level look at the concepts behind building an HTML5 game, as well as briefly reviewing Karl Bunyan’s Build an HTML5 Game book.
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HTML5 Rocks
Ido Green looks at a forthcoming feature in Chrome 43 that will let you specify autocomplete attributes on form inputs. For example, ‘autocomplete=”address-line1”’. Includes a complete example.
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Léonie Watson
A superb talk by Léonie Watson of the Paciello Group, an accessibility lead for the UK government, and a leading expert in ARIA and Web accessibility issues.
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HTML5Accessibility.com
A site that shows off the level of support in the main browsers for accessibility support for their HTML5 user interface features. Chrome is in the lead.
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Taylor Hunt
A look at a variety of edge cases, quirks, and unusual applications of responsive images.
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Tutorialzine
A simple and straightforward tutorial of making a simple ‘snake’ game using Phaser and JavaScript.
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W3C
A spec defining a framework for exposing sensor data to the Open Web Platform in a consistent way via an abstract Sensor interface that can be extended to accommodate different sensor types.
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Microsoft Edge Team
A look at the initial implementation of srcset in Windows 10 and the future of responsive images in upcoming Edge releases.
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Jobs
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Frontend Developer — London, UK — Improbable.ioTaking frontend back to it’s essence: design and build the experience / workflows of software that will be used by millions. HTML5, CSS3, JS and everything in between. Lot’s of freedom, lot’s of fun. Improbable.io
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Top HTML5 Freelancers Wanted (Telecommute)We only hire the absolute top-tier HTML5 developers and if you survive our ultra-screening™ process, the projects overfloweth. (Must read, write & speak English extremely well.) Toptal
In brief
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