HTML5 video brings cool new features, same old fragmentation

I was excited to spend some time digging into the new video features of HTML5 recently.  My mindset has been that once HTML5 becomes the standard, browsers are finally going to behave better and conform to the web standards more closely than ever.  The reality is that the same old problems that have long plagued […]

The Wilderness Downtown

A friend sent me an amazing example of what can be done with HTML5 in Google Chrome, and it is both artful and amazing!  The music is super cool, too  🙂 Go to http://www.chromeexperiments.com/arcadefire/ (using the Google Chrome web browser!) and click the “Launch Experiment” button to experience the choreographed windows, interactive flocking, custom rendered maps, […]