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HTML5 Recipes: Using Modernizr

In the previous blog post, we looked at tools like HTML5Test and CaniUse to determine browser capabilities. These are websites that you access from the browser that you want to check for a particular HTML5 feature. While this might suffice...

Looking back and looking forward

2010 has been quite a year. Let's look back at some big events for jQuery developers and then look forward to what looks like a very exciting 2011!

Four short links: 28 December 2010

Amazon Sold 158 Items/Second on Cyber Monday (TechCrunch) -- I remember when 20 hits/s on a Sun web server was considered pretty friggin' amazing. Just pause a moment and ponder the infrastructure Amazon has marshaled to be able to do this: data centers, replication, load balancers, payment processing, fulfillment, elastic cloud computing, storage servers, cheap power, bandwidth beyond comprehension....

HTML5 Recipes: Browser Capabilities Tools

If you have been following the series so far, one of the questions that should have cropped up is about how to determine if the browser that you are using supports a particular HTML5 feature. It is not just about...

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