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Issue 198 — July 22, 2015
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Help Net Security
A quick summary of Using HTML5 to Prevent Detection of Drive-by-Download Web Malware, an academic paper that shows how some HTML5 and related API features can be used to deceive malware detection systems.
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Microsoft Edge Dev Blog
Microsoft answers a few questions on what they think about Web Components, will they be supported in Edge, and when.
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Turbulenz
A lot like the graphics benchmarking tools video card reviewers use, except for WebGL and in your browser.
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Gitter
Bills itself as a space for “everyone to discuss accessible web development”. You can also connect via IRC if you prefer.
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Philipp Hancke
A look at a clever tactic being used to combat ad fraud that uses WebRTC’s ability to gather the local IP address of a user.
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Vexflow
Open-source music notation rendering API supporting HTML5 Canvas and SVG.
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Landon Schropp
A quick look at how Autoprefixer can rid your development code of annoying vendor prefixes.
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Mate Marschalko
A quick look at how a gamepad was wired up to control a remote control car via the HTML5 Gamepad API, Node, and an Arduino device.
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Anandtech
Some benchmarks showing how the latest version of the Edge browser performs against others. Good news; the Web is only getting faster.
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Jobs
In brief
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Curated by Peter Cooper and published by Cooper Press.
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