Yesterday, Sencha released Sencha Animator: a tool designed to build CSS3-based animations.
Like a few others today, I thought I should get familiar with it, and gave it a whirl this morning. My artistic genes don’t even pass their unit tests… so if I can make something work (admittedly with some help from Preston Blair), then anyone can.
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The modernizr-server library is a way to bring Modernizr browser data to your server scripting environment.
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monomi is node.js middleware that provides tools for handling mobile (and other types of) browsers.
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A few weeks ago, the PercentMobile team came to me to see if I could help write some new libraries for them. Contemporary web and mobile web sites are written on a vast array of different platforms… and obviously the more that PercentMobile supports, the better.
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Why spend your life recompiling native client apps when you have HTML5 and the mighty mobile web at your disposal? WhitherApps sets out to debunk some contemporary mobile myths.
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