# HTML5

Testing responsiveness

posted in HTML5 on 2014-05-14   width content viewport device browser panel nav href chrome

We all know what responsive means nowadays. We, as developers, normally develop responsive applications. There is a dozen of instruments helping us achieving our goals. Some of us use extensions and even pay for them. However, I'm using one thing - Google Chrome browser. In this article, we will see what the Chrome's capabilities for testing responsiveness are.

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Introduction to animations in HTML

posted in HTML5 on 2013-07-30   animation var animations css function element class add

Last few years designers use a lot of animations directly in the HTML. That's of course kinda cool, because you don't need a plugin in order to see their work. There are several ways to make animations in HTML. It's an interesting subject and I decided to make a short research and summarize the information.

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Auxilio Chrome extension presentation at VarnaLab

posted in HTML5 on 2013-06-27   extension chrome github

Last month I'm working on my own extension for Chrome. It adds two things - a much simpler new tab page and fully working interactive console. The command prompt is actually added in the DevTools panel.

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Web Highlights #6

posted in HTML5 on 2013-06-25   http responsive web design ve javascript make things adaptive images lot car technique solving clown car technique

Everyday I'm reading or watching something which I find helpful. Normally I bookmark those things, but at the end I have dozen of folders and subfolders which I never check. So, I decided to make such blog post where I'll share valuable things in the net.

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Web Highlights #5

posted in HTML5 on 2013-05-30   http web design article unnecessary paints adobe device google street view code organizing javascript css paint times http www html5rocks

Everyday I'm reading or watching something which I find helpful. Normally I bookmark those things, but at the end I have dozen of folders and subfolders which I never check. So, I decided to make such blog post where I'll share valuable things in the net.

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Responsive Design Workflow (my talk at VarnaLab)

posted in HTML5 on 2013-05-23   varnalab presentation s slides talks

Presentation's slides. All my talks at VarnaLab are available here.

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Web Highlights #4

posted in HTML5 on 2013-05-15   http performance media queries behavioral breakpoints tools google css transitions great optimize things

Everyday I'm reading or watching something which I find helpful. Normally I bookmark those things, but at the end I have dozen of folders and subfolders which I never check. So, I decided to make such blog post where I'll share valuable things in the net.

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Web Highlights #3

posted in HTML5 on 2013-04-22   http answer http www html5rocks css paint times design workflow considerations web design workflow responsive web design

A bunch of cool stuff ;-)

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Web Highlights #2

posted in HTML5 on 2013-04-10   media queries css regions chrome web app ui adaptive web app asset downloading results query asset downloading media query asset understanding typographic hierarchy browser

Some of the cool and helpful things which I found in the net.

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Web Highlights #1

posted in HTML5 on 2013-04-05   http things tablets viewport sizes front end architecture pixel mobiles make

Everyday I'm reading or watching something which I find helpful. Normally I bookmark those things, but at the end I have dozen of folders and subfolders which I never check. So, I decided to make such blog post where I'll share valuable things in the net.

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Google Chrome for web developers (my talk at VarnaLab)

posted in HTML5 on 2013-04-04   varnalab talks

All my talks at VarnaLab are available here.

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The mobile web by Peter-Paul Koch

posted in HTML5 on 2013-04-01   peter paul koch

Two talks by Peter-Paul Koch which are very informative.

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Make the web faster

posted in HTML5 on 2013-03-31   faster browser applications underlying problem tune slow javascript code js profiler chrome tracing ll talk structural profiler pages chrome devtools built build

Slow JavaScript code on your pages? Chrome provides both a sampling, and a structural profiler to help you track down, isolate, and fix the underlying problem. Tune in to learn how to use both profilers, and how to improve your own workflow to build better, faster browser applications! We'll talk about chrome://tracing, the built-in JS profiler in DevTools, and much more.

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What exactly "Retina display" means in the context of the front-end development

posted in HTML5 on 2013-03-26   retina display means simple explanation great article ll suggest lot searched smashingmagazine check

If you are wonder what exactly "Retina display" means I'll suggest to check this great article in SmashingMagazine. I searched a lot for a simple explanation and that's the best one.

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Responsive design at VarnaLab

posted in HTML5 on 2013-03-14   varnalab

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HTML5: a few links to bookmark

posted in HTML5 on 2013-03-13   http html5

There are tons of information in the internet today. And new stuff are coming all the time. It is really not possible (at least for me) to be up to date with everything. I used RSS before, but very soon my reader was full with content and again I wasn't able to follow all the blogs/developers. Now I'm checking regularly Twitter and Envato network. However, last few weeks I found several sites which worth checking.

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The Breakpoint

posted in HTML5 on 2013-03-10   devtools addy osmani paul irish breakpoint ep episode ll javascript performance tooling

A bunch of useful things about our lovely browser - Chrome. Dev tools theming, console tips, editing of SASS directly inside the browser.

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Web assets - tips for better organization and performance (discussion at VarnaLab)

posted in HTML5 on 2013-02-28   web assets tips varnalab discussion performance organization subject web assets slides screencast

A screencast of the discussion at VarnaLab on subject "Web assets - tips for better organization and performance". The slides are available here.

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Edge Conference 2013

posted in HTML5 on 2013-02-25   edge conference panel web testing browser support complex devices

Edge Conference is a different kind of conference, for developers with experience to share, who want to see and bring improvements to the web platform. Their emphasis is on creating a good environment for productive debate and discussion, rather than presenting the experiences of a single speaker. The videos from the conference are now available and you should definitely check them out.

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HTML slicing the site of VarnaLab using LESS and Twitter Bootstrap

posted in HTML5 on 2013-02-23   varnalab site bootstrap html slicing twitter bootstrap html

HTML slicing the site of VarnaLab using LESS and Twitter Bootstrap

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Chrome Developer Tools for Speed by Paul Irish

posted in HTML5 on 2013-02-17  

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Chrome Devevelopment Tools could be really helpful

posted in HTML5 on 2013-02-09   detecting memory leaks network performance rendering analyze network performance instrumented development platforms googledevelopers channel strongly recommend ilya grigorik nice screencast build faster javascript code

"Your browser is one of the most and best instrumented development platforms -- you may just not realize it yet. In this episode we'll take a whirlwind tour of how to analyze network performance, rendering and layout pipeline, as well as detecting memory leaks in your Javascript code, and using audits and extensions to build faster and better apps!". A nice screencast by Ilya Grigorik. I strongly recommend the subscription to GoogleDevelopers channel.

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Moving elements with translate() is better than absolute positioning (top, left, right, bottom)

posted in HTML5 on 2013-01-31   bottom translate

If you plan to make an animation by using position: absolute and set top, left, right or bottom please don't. Just use translate. It's just better, as Paul Irish proves.

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