When the discussion is about HTML5 vs. Native code to deliver apps it is very hard to come to a consensus. There is a massive animosity against the web and myths prevail over realities and opportunities. I find more and more that this is not a matter of technology and development environment but I feel […]

Disclaimer: While I work there this post is on my personal blog and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of Mozilla. Feedback bickering about how Firefox fails to meet your needs will be blocked out by me by means of looking at cute pictures online (this one for example which kills me every single time). […]

Yesterday evening I gave the closing keynote of the HackerNews meetup in Old Street, London, England. I joined about 200 developers, lots of empty Pizza boxes and beer cans to as them to “Keep calm and trust HTML5”. Here are the slides, an audio recording, the notes and a screencast on YouTube. The video of […]

I am a trainer and I love to give trainings to “crowd-source” my knowledge. I take training seriously, having suffered far too many boring and bad trainings myself and swearing myself back then I will do better if I ever get the chance. Training is treated as a nice to have There is, however, a […]

I am currently at MozCamp Asia in Singapore and just gave a quick presentation on blogging comparing a good technical blog post to rock songs. When you think about it, they have a lot in common: No intro – just straight to the pointMemorable hooks and riffsOne message per postSimple languageAn easily repeatable main message […]