Google has just released a Web UI library for their Dart programming language.

By Kshitij Sobti | December 24th, 2012

The W3C has taken HTML features that have become de facto standards, pulled them in under the banner of HTML5.

By Kshitij Sobti | December 19th, 2012

All the major players related to open web platform announced their collaboration on a project for joint documentation on web development...

By Ankit Mathur | October 9th, 2012

Opera has beta released version 12.10 of its desktop browser for Windows and Mac. Here's a list of features included in this release.

By Nash David | October 4th, 2012

Google Chrome has held out for this long, but soon it too will be adding the Do Not Track option that all other browsers have implemented.

By Kshitij Sobti | September 16th, 2012

It's quite likely, you may wonder why CSS would need variables. But then, with such a rapidly evolving segment of web technology you might be interested in knowing why.

By Kshitij Sobti | September 11th, 2012

Adobe has released a new preview version of their HTML-based design and animation tool; and this release comes not only with numerous new features, but also a change in the name of the product...

By Kshitij Sobti | August 21st, 2012

Seems like the confusion surrounding HTML5 wasn't enough, the major bodies associated with its development the W3C and the WHATWG have now parted ways...

By Kshitij Sobti | July 26th, 2012

The Pointer Lock API that makes it much FPS / TPS games on the web possible is not available in Firefox and Chrome.

By Kshitij Sobti | July 17th, 2012

It seems Microsoft is making it difficult for third parties to create browsers for Windows 8 tablets. A blog post on Mozilla’s website claims that Firefox will not be able to bring a proper version of Firefox to Windows 8 tablets due to restrictions by Microsoft...

By Kshitij Sobti | July 16th, 2012