Category Archives: JavaScript

Plugins-Free WebRTC Based Peer 2 Peer Video Delivery – HTML5 Video

Posted on April 22, 2013 by zohar

Originally posted on blog.kaltura.org . We invite you for a sneak preview of a new disruptive WebRTC based Peer to Peer technology and experience the first ever plugins-free, large-scale peer-assisted streaming of video from multiple sources around the world, where all…
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groovecoder: Packaged HTML5 Apps: Are we emulating failure?

Posted on January 9, 2013 by Andrew Davis

groovecoder: Packaged HTML5 Apps: Are we emulating failure? ‘When we discussed Sencha’s Fastbook app on the mozilla.engagement.developers list Robert pointed out that Sencha compared their HTML5 app running in mobile web browser to Facebook’s HTML5 app running in an iOS WebView…
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“Never Having to Leave DevTools”

Posted on January 5, 2013 by Andrew Davis

Never Having to Leave DevTools “Check out this short video by Remy Sharp showing us how you can use Chrome DevTools as a code editor. Literally edit JavaScript and save it back to disk without ever leaving the browser.”

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A Backbone Skeleton App

Posted on December 19, 2012 by Andrew Davis

A Backbone Skeleton App “It took me some time to get an optimal code/directory layout for Backbone.js apps. Because I think this is a major pain for beginners, I prepared a well commented sample skeleton app. Get it from Github while…
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Announcing the HTML5 is Ready App Contest

Posted on December 18, 2012 by Andrew Davis

Announcing the HTML5 is Ready App Contest “Together, we can destroy any lingering doubts that HTML5 is not ready, and prove that 2013 will be the year of the HTML5 app. We got the party started with the announcement of our…
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YUIConf 2012 Talk: Douglas Crockford on Monads and Gonads Evening Keynote

Posted on December 13, 2012 by Andrew Davis

YUIConf 2012 Talk: Douglas Crockford on Monads and Gonads Evening Keynote “In this evening keynote from YUIConf 2012, the legendary JavaScript architect Douglas Crockford discusses one of the most elusive of all programming concepts: the monad. With this talk, Crockford attempts…
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Linklib – lets film lovers and filmmakers send time synced links from videos to phones – a WebFWD project

Posted on December 12, 2012 by Andrew Davis

Linklib – lets film lovers and filmmakers send time synced links from videos to phones – a WebFWD project “Linklib lets filmmakers, film fans, journalists and bloggers send time synched links from a full screen video directly to their audiences’ phones….
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Firefox OS Simulator 1.0 is here!

Posted on December 11, 2012 by Andrew Davis

Firefox OS Simulator 1.0 is here! “Three weeks back, we introduced the Firefox OS Simulator, a tool that allows web developers to try out their apps in Firefox OS from the comfort of their current Windows/Mac/Linux computers. We’ve seen a number…
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Brett Gaylor – Three Content Types for Webmaker

Posted on December 11, 2012 by Andrew Davis

Brett Gaylor – Three Content Types for Webmaker “Following on some great posts by David Humphrey, I’ve used Popcorn Maker to post some thoughts around the direction we’re headed with Webmaker content.” “This type of content exists in the wild,…
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