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HTML5 - and Adobe - Finally Kill Off Flash
Finally, after years of external pressure, Adobe announced a timeline for the decommissioning of its Flash platform. The company has been working with the web browser teams at Google, Microsoft, Mozilla and Apple to make the demise as painless as possible.
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Google Kills Flash, Makes Everyone (Even Adobe) Happy
Flash has proven to be remarkably vulnerable to hackers, earning it the ire of the tech community.
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Jadu Kicks Off 2016 With A New UI
Web Experience Management (WEM) provider Jadu is dedicating the first part of 2016 to making its technologies work — and look — better on all devices.
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Celtra Offers Cross-Screen HTML5 Tech for Brand Advertising
Which HTML5 camp are you in? Some think HTML5 hasn't met expectations as a platform for mobile applications. An IDC report, "The Evolving State of HTML5," noted the technology is still plagued with misconceptions. Native app development and HTML5 will continue to co-exist, the IDC predicted.
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HTML5: Still Not Living Up to Expectations
HTML5 hasn't met expectations as a platform for mobile applications, according to a new report from industry research firm IDC. The report, "The Evolving State of HTML5," [fee required], notes the technology is still riddled with misconceptions.
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Has Adobe Found the Missing Link to Rich Web Experiences? #SXSW
Alert the Discovery Channel. I officially spotted a potential yeti at SXSW recently. Not the hairy kind with big feet, but a missing link nonetheless.
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Report: HTML5 is the Future for Enterprise Developers
A new report finds standards-based HTML5 development, whose popularity has been growing in part because such apps can run cross-platform, has caught on big in the enterprise. HTML5 is the latest version of the HMTL hypertext markup language.
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Trilibis Embraces Device Aware Mantra for Mobile Websites
Responsive Web design has been catching on in 2013, but the technology is not without its drawbacks. Now, a company called Trilibis is moving past responsive design to a device aware technology using a lightweight server plugin.
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Google Announces Web Designer for Building HTML5 Sites
Google has debuted a free animation and website building tool called Web Designer for creating HTML5 content, the kind that is better suited to being used on various sized devices like smartphones and tablets. Beta Version Available for Download Building websites and advertising content can be done with many
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Telerik Updates TeamPulse to Ease Multiple Project Management
To help software development managers concentrate more on the software and less on the logistics, software tool provider Telerik has released an update to its TeamPulse agile project management software, including a new HTML 5 interface intended to enhance efficiency.
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YouTube App for Windows Phone Blocked by Google
A Microsoft Windows Phone version of the YouTube video app was finally re released this week, but Google has once again forced it back into the shadows for violating its terms of service.
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Twitter University: Engineers Head to Class
We’re excited to work closely with the external technical community and continue @twittereng’s work with open source. cc @TwitterOSS — Twitter University (@twu) August 13, 2013 They're going to school at Twitter.
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IBM, SAP + Adobe Lead in Gartner MQ for Mobile Apps Development
IBM, SAP and Adobe made the Leaders quadrant in Gartner’s latest MQ for mobile application development as mobile continues to be the top technology priority for CIOs, and as the installed base of mobile teeters on the edge of overtaking PCs.
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HTML5 Apps Gain First-Class Citizenship at Amazon's Appstore
HTML5 apps have a big new backer -- Amazon. This week, the retail giant announced that it would distribute HTML5-created apps without requiring them to be wrapped in another technology, becoming the first major app store to do so.
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