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Video: What Does 10 Petabytes of Data Look Like?
The Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine is deceptively simple — plug in a website and you can see copies of it over time. What you don’t see is the massive amount of effort, data and storage necessary...
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WebRTC, Online Code Editor Team Up for Real-Time Coding
WebRTC is a proposed standard — currently being refined by the W3C — with the goal of providing a web-based set of tools that any device can use to share audio, video and data in real time. It’s still...
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The Two Flavors of a ‘One Web’ Approach: Responsive vs. Adaptive
You’ve probably heard people say we’re living in a “post-PC world.” What does that mean for web developers? It means that 30% to 50% of your website’s traffic now comes from mobile devices. It means...
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Chrome Extension Opens MS Office Docs in the Browser
Google Chrome OS users have long enjoyed the ability to open Microsoft Office documents right in the web browser. Now Google is expanding its MS Office support to include Chrome on Windows and Mac as...
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The Very First Website Returns to the Web
Twenty years ago today CERN published a statement that made the World Wide Web freely available to everyone. To celebrate that moment in history, CERN is bringing the very first website back to life...
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Nginx Server Speeds Up the Tubes With ‘SPDY’ Support
The team behind Nginx (pronounced engine-ex) have released version 1.4, which brings a number of new features, most notably support for the SPDY protocol. SPDY, the HTTP replacement, promises to speed...
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Experimental CSS Shaders Bring Photoshop Filters to the Web
To see the new blend modes in action, grab a copy of the latest Chrome Canary or WebKit nightly builds, enable the CSS Shaders option in about:flags and point your browser to Adobe’s sample code over...
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First Firefox OS Developer Phones Sell Out
For the average user that’s probably a good thing. Despite being a 1.0 release on real hardware these phones are not, according to Mozilla, ready for prime time. Instead these devices are intended for...
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Web’s Most Popular JavaScript Library Drops Support for Older Versions of IE
Created to simplify the process of writing JavaScript and manipulating HTML, jQuery began life a mere seven years ago, but quickly found favor with developers sick of dealing with cross-browser...
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