I’ve talked about Test the Web Forward before and why everyone should get involved. The next Test the Web Forward event is going to be at the Google office in Tokyo. So come on out and meet members of the Japanese Web community and experts from all over the world … Continue reading
Lately I’ve been building all of my presentations with Reveal.js. It’s great to be able to talk about all the latest HTML5 technologies all the while using HTML5 to drive very compelling presentations. Where possible, I can demonstrate new technology right in the presentation itself. The one thing I hadn’t been … Continue reading
The Web is constantly evolving, new W3C specs are being hashed out all the time. Partial and full implementations of these new specs are showing up in different browsers all the time. But, if we as a Web community want the Web to evolve, and want people to really trust … Continue reading
Lately we’ve been starting to create an Adobe TechLive YouTube channel so people can view the recordings for the various TechLive sessions. You can find that channel here: http://www.youtube.com/user/AdobeTechLive. Sometimes though, you want to watch a YouTube video offline, perhaps while you’re sitting on a train with spotty Wifi coverage. … Continue reading
If you have some beautiful interactive SVG that you want to embed into your web page, the best option is generally to inline the SVG into the HTML itself. Then you have access to the SVG DOM and can provide all the interactive behaviors you can dream up. The problem … Continue reading
In the last post in this series, we built a REST interface to our server data, which consists of Events and Venues. The REST interface provides the functionality to perform all the necessary CRUD (Create, Read, Update and Delete) operations from a client (e.g. a browser or Curl from a … Continue reading
Ah, REST… I could definitely use more of that these days. This is part 2 of the series on Modern Web App Design with WordPress. In the first article I discussed how I’d like to use WordPress to build a modern web application with a REST interface to the server, … Continue reading
Twitter Bootstrap provides an autocomplete/typeahead component which is very easy to use, but is a bit tricky to use (in my humble opinion) when you are working with anything more than a simple String array as your source of autocomplete options. Related Posts: Twitter Bootstrap typeahead.js with underscore.js Templating – … Continue reading
Webinars are boring. Nobody enjoys just sitting in front of a computer listening to somebody trying to sell you something. But you can’t always attend conferences, user groups or meetups for that live experience. To address that need, Adobe has recently launched Adobe TechLive. Adobe developer evangelists, product managers, dev team … Continue reading
Sometimes, you want to enter a bit of HTML and/or JavaScript into a WordPress page or post. You can switch to the HTML editor to do this, but very often WordPress will mess with your code when you switch back to the visual editor. There are plugins which can disable … Continue reading