Yesterday evening I went to Holborn in London to attend the London Web Standards Pick’n’Mix event. The place (a room under a bar with an own bar – win!) was packed and actually amazingly warm. The sound was good (except for the handheld mic which turned Jim O’Donnell’s announcements into Jungle remixes) and people were […]

Some time ago I posted about a demo to zoom and rotate video with HTML5 and CSS3. Now I wrote up a detailed blog post on Mozilla about the techniques to rotate and zoom video. The final outcome is this player: Your browser doesn’t support the HTML5 video tag it seems. You can see this […]

Some of you might recall the three reasons why large companies on the web are losing ground post and asked me to give more detail on some of the things that need fixing and how to do that. I am proud to announce that ReadWriteWeb published a guest post by me called The Valley Lacks […]

I am currently in Boston and went to MIT to give a guest lecture on HTML5 multimedia as part of a lecture series by Mozilla leading up to a game competition. Here are the slides and some notes on what I talked about. You can see “Multimedia on the web” on any HTML5 enabled device […]

Bit short notice, but I am very excited to announce that Mozilla is visiting MIT this week with a 10 hour course on HTML5 development for a game competition. I am giving my lecture about Multimedia and HTML5 (audio+video) on Thursday and I am flying over on Wednesday, staying till Sunday. In order to use […]