A new HTML tutorial has been released. This one covers adding images, videos and audio to a webpage.
Find it here.
Start from the beginning of the HTML tutorials here.
New HTML tutorial (part 2)
New tutorial released: HTML (part 1)
A new tutorial has been released on HTML.
HTML is depended on in one way or another by every website on the internet and it is well worth the effort (HTML is very easy) to get to grips with the basics of it.
The tutorial covers the latest version of HTML. This doesn’t mean that it includes how to make HTML5 games, more that it avoids the obsolete parts of HTML4 that it is now recommended that people do not use.
See the tutorial here.
Firefox 22 released
Firefox 22 has been released today, 26th June 2013, on the Mozilla (organisation that develops Firefox) website, the highlights in this release include:
- WebRTC (a way for a website to use your webcam and microphone to provide a real time chat client in your web browser) is now enabled (so that websites can use it – if given your permission) by default rather than as an experimental feature.
- The HTML5 tags <data> and <time> are now supported
- WebGL (3D graphics in the web browser) has had speed improvements (leading to more frames per second).
- JavaScript performance has been improved with a new optimisation of the engine that runs it.
- Security improvements inside Firefox.
Download it here (www.firefox.com or www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/new/)