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Was surprised to see my son in the opening slides of #webstock
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The #webstock coffee queue is insanely long
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putting the final touches on my #webstock presentation this morning, that I literally started last night at 11 PM.
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Once by Delacro Thirty nice web-related icons. Free for non-commercial use only.
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off to watch Lost, will be very confused in 40 minutes I am sure
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can't wait to see these new tricks in the wild, but can he land them? most likely :-) http://tinyurl.com/y922bok
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Going to the Junction for the second time this week, not going to be pleasant
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great run, very gold-worthy
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good boardercross action going on at a very, very green Cypress
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just had the best Westpac experience. I felt like I was in one of those feel good, banks love you advertisements.
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“While it’s true that traffic is now again actually worth something, the give-everything-away-and-make-it-up-on-volume strategy stamps an expiration date on your company’s ass.”
- Evan William, creator of Twitter, 2005 -
Jonathan Stark outlines some quick notes about implementing HTML5
videoon the iPhone:- Poster image is only displayed until the video is loaded.
- True/false attributes do not require values.
- Video can be played (and heard) even when not visible.
i.e. video { display: none } - The autoplay attribute is ignored on iPhone.
i.e. will not autoplay no matter what - The controls attribute is ignored on iPhone.
i.e. controls are visible no matter what - The remote file is downloaded whether or not the user clicks play.
- You can interact with the DOM while iPhone video player is open.
- You can make a video autoplay on iPhone by navigating directly to the video url. However, this is useless within the context of an Ajax app because it spawns a browser window.
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BlackBerry has demoed its upcoming WebKit browser today at Mobile World Congress. Overall, the browser appears to be quite fast, though it still uses the nubbin/cursor and there isn’t an enormous amount of screen real estate. The new browser achieves a 100/100 on ACID3 and supports HTML5 and CSS3. And yes, it supports AJAX—a big departure from BlackBerry’s current browser which doesn’t even support XMLHttpRequest.
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@fling there is no debate, we proved it our last gathering. Just spreading the word now
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@gleddy that shirt is the best. The Sometimes Y debate lives on at the Gleddy's... or at least until @chezza "loses it" in the wash.