Google, Mozilla and Opera develop open source video codec
Google, Mozilla and Opera have joined foreces in a new high-quality, open video format that could end the ongoing debate about the video support in HTML 5: the WebM Project.
Google, Mozilla and Opera have joined foreces in a new high-quality, open video format that could end the ongoing debate about the video support in HTML 5: the WebM Project.
The guys at 9elements created a stunning little experiment which loads 100 tweets related to HTML5 and displays them using a javascript-based particle engine. Each particle represents a tweet – click on one of them and it’ll appear on the screen
. You can see it in action or read more about it in their blog.
jPlayer is a great idea that takes advantage of the audio tag in HTML 5 to create an extremely customizable (just HTML and CSS) audio player using jQuery. You can get some ideas by looking at the demos.
audio tagThe audio tag in HTML 5 allows us to insert a sound or audio stream on our sites without the need of a proprietary plugin like Flash.
There’s still little information regarding the use of the audio and video tags, but Cedric Dougas shows us some examples to manipulate audio in HTML 5 using javascript.