HTML5 HTML5 Charts using Chart.js Let's face it - everyone loves a good pie chart! Using charts makes information much easier to visualize. It is easier to see a pattern in a chart, but much more difficult when looking at raw data. In fact, there are loads of different web based charting solutions available to
ASP.NET The ASP.NET MVC HTML5 Toolkit needs your help! The ASP.NET MVC HTML5 Toolkit has been running as an open source project since August 2010. It contains a rich set of controls that you can use to build ASP.NET websites using HTML5. If you've never used it before, it can be a great way to take advantage
Web Performance HTML5 Asynchronous JavaScript HTML5 has a handy little attribute called 'async'. This attribute can be used together with Script tags to asynchronously load JavaScript. No more fancy code to get your JavaScript to run asynchronously - you just need to add this to a script tag and it just works. 💡
HTML5 Dynamic Favicons using HTML5 Local Storage and TinyCon I was perusing Github the other day and I came across this awesome little JavaScript library. It's called TinyCon and it's a small library for manipulating the favicon in your browser. It adds alert bubbles and changing images pretty similar to the way Gmail does. It's basically a really fun
ASP.NET MVC and HTML5 Web Workers Web Workers allow you to run client side scripts without interrupting the page or any other scripts that are currently running.
