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• Adding captions and subtitles to HTML5 video

  This article is also available on MDN. With the introduction of the <video> and <audio> elements to HTML5, we finally have a native way to add video and audio to our websites. We also have a JavaScript API that allows us to interact with this media content in different ways, ...

  Subido el July 10, 2014 por Ian Devlin

• Mozilla at conferences – June edition

  Welcome to a quick round-up of what Mozillians have been talking about at events in and around June. Frédéric Harper spoke at Devoxx UK about “Getting the best out of your design with responsive web design“ Robert Nyman spoke at JSCamp Romania about “Five stages of development (slides – video)” ...

  Subido el July 3, 2014 por Chris Heilmann

• ServiceWorkers and Firefox

  Since early 2013, Mozillians have been involved with the design of the Service Worker. Thanks to work by Google, Samsung, Mozilla, and others, this exciting new feature of the web platform has evolved to the point that it is being implemented in various web browser engines. What are Service Workers? ...

  Subido el June 25, 2014 por Nikhil Marathe

• WebIDE Lands in Nightly

  If you’ve been following our Developer Tools series on the Mozilla Hacks blog, you’ve seen the developer tools evolve from pure inspection to a debugging environment both for web sites and apps on desktop and mobile. Today we want to introduce you to the next step of evolution: adding in-browser ...

  Subido el June 23, 2014 por Dave Camp

• What’s new in Cordova 3.5.0 for Firefox OS

  The Cordova community recently released version 3.5.0 of the tools. This version includes some exciting improvements to the Firefox OS development workflow. Before we dive into the new features, make sure you have the latest version by running: $ sudo npm install -g cordova $ sudo npm install -g plugman ...

  Subido el June 19, 2014 por Rodrigo Silveira