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Web developers are eager for HTML 5, and they aren't alone according to Chitaka, an online ad network. On their network, 48 percent of web users browse

The open source, JavaScript-based WYSIWYG TinyMCE editor, is going commercial. Moxicode, the developers of TinyMCE, just struck a deal with Ephox to

Apple essentially declared war on Adobe's Flash with its announcement that it would not support Flash on the iPhone and iPad, not now and not ever.

Users of Google Apps will be startled to find that they've stopped working all of a sudden--that is, if they're using Internet Explorer 6. Google

After being behind in terms of support for emerging standards such as HTML 5 for some time, with other browsers quickly gaining ground, Microsoft is

Web developers talk a lot about Search Engine Optimization (SEO), and lately even more about video SEO. In this article, we're going to omit the word

With a slew of new features, HTML 5 is likely to be well used before it even becomes a formal specification. Some companies may be reluctant to support

After last week's announced that Google has open sourced the VP8 video codec, web developers are interested in knowing how it compares to the H264 codec.

This whitepaper discusses the fundamentals of web project management and shows you how to implement a successful web development project. Through the

While many topics continue to draw the interest of web developers, HTML 5 remains at the top of the list. Besides being an upgrade to the HTML 4.01

With all the other announcements this week at Google I/O 2010, many have been waiting with baited breath for some word about Google TV. Today they finally

Google made yet another announcement at its Google I/O 2010 conference, announcing the Google Font API and Google Font Directory. The Font Directory will