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A vocabulary and associated APIs for HTML and XHTML

Handy table like CanIUse.com for ecmascript 5 features.

Handy table like CanIUse.com for ecmascript 5 features.

Nice handy tool to get your blog up and running with predefined set of nice icons

Works With Any Game Engine TexturePacker supports many game engines right out of the box Cocos2d iPhone - iPhone Corona(TM) SDK - Cross-platform game development framework Gideros - Cross platform game development framework Sparrow - iPhone LibGDX - Java (Android + Desktop) LimeJS - Javascript / HTML5 framework Ogre with CEGUI - 3D gaming framework and GUI Moai - Multiplatform gaming framework CSS sprites JSON / Html5 You need something special or your favorite framework is not supported? Just create your own export format! The template based exporter allows you to enhance TexturePacker to match nearly any output.

Works With Any Game Engine TexturePacker supports many game engines right out of the box Cocos2d iPhone - iPhone Corona(TM) SDK - Cross-platform game development framework Gideros - Cross platform game development framework Sparrow - iPhone LibGDX - Java (Android + Desktop) LimeJS - Javascript / HTML5 framework Ogre with CEGUI - 3D gaming framework and GUI Moai - Multiplatform gaming framework CSS sprites JSON / Html5 You need something special or your favorite framework is not supported? Just create your own export format! The template based exporter allows you to enhance TexturePacker to match nearly any output.

Flight is a lightweight, component-based JavaScript framework that maps behavior to DOM nodes. Twitter uses it for their web applications.

Components cannot be directly referenced, instead they communicate by triggering and subscribing to events. Consequently every component, and every component API, is entirely decoupled from every other component, so that components are highly portable and easily testable.

As an added bonus, Flight includes a simple and safe mixin infrastructure allowing components to be easily extended with minimal boilerplate.

Flight is a lightweight, component-based JavaScript framework that maps behavior to DOM nodes. Twitter uses it for their web applications.

Components cannot be directly referenced, instead they communicate by triggering and subscribing to events. Consequently every component, and every component API, is entirely decoupled from every other component, so that components are highly portable and easily testable.

As an added bonus, Flight includes a simple and safe mixin infrastructure allowing components to be easily extended with minimal boilerplate.

modern.IE is a dev center – free tools & resources – built so you can spend less time testing for the various versions of Internet Explorer and more time building what matters to you on the modern web.

Implementing this plugin is broken into two parts.
Preparing your web-friendly data & Configuring lazy-line-painter.js

Preparing your SVG data
Create your Line art in Illustrator;
~ Ensure their are no fills.
~ No closed paths. i.e - Line needs a start and end.
~ Crop Artboard nice & tight!
Export as .SVG (Default export options are fine)
Drop your .SVG into ‘SVG to Lazy Line Convertor’ on http://lazylinepainter.info/
Copy lazy line code and paste into your DOM ready function.

The Ai->Canvas plug-in enables Adobe® Illustrator® to export vector and bitmap artwork directly to an HTML5 canvas element that can be rendered in a canvas-enabled browser. The plug-in provides drawing, animation and coding options such as events so that you can build interactive, well-designed canvas-based web apps.

This is a Windows 8 HTML/JS project with the express goal of demonstrating simple development concepts for the Windows 8 platform. This is not a project to learn about end-to-end app architecture, but when you’re looking for how to do things like access the camera, implement an asymmetric ListView, or handle errors look to codeSHOW.

range of useful responsive CSS frameworks which can make your task quick and easy. These frameworks have all the complicated grids, layouts and media queries in place ready for you to add your own design and markup. Here’s a roundup of the most popular frameworks currently being used by designers

We’re happy to release the Second Preview of our free ebook Programming Windows 8 Apps with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, by Kraig Brockschmidt, today. Here’s a description of the ebook from Kraig:

Kraig here. Hello again! Now that the RTM build of Windows 8 is out and available to developers, along with upgraded tools, I’m delighted to offer the next preview release of my book, Programming Windows 8 Apps with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Since the first release in June, we’ve added eight more chapters, bringing the total to 12 out of a planned 17. The new chapters cover collection controls (everything you wanted to know about ListView!), layout (especially view states), commanding UI (app bars, message dialogs, and their friends), the all-important topic of managing state, a close look at input and sensors (a form of input, really), media, animations, and contracts (share, search, the file pickers, and contacts). The earlier preview chapters (1-4) have also been updated and refined.

PSDDD is a collection of resources from Dribbble for the creative professional.
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