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The 10 things you need to know about HTML5 - right now and for the next 12 months.
Matmi's insight:
Some great predictions on where html5 will be in the future - where do you think html 5 will be in the future? Will another developing platform have overtaken it? Here at Matmi we produce great games for all platforms - get in touch to see the amazing things we can do. Delete the scoop?
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Mark Wilson: "A brand-new platform. A tiny studio. A hard launch date with no opportunity for delays. Broken Rules cofounder Felix Bohatsch shares how the team pulled it off." Via The Digital Rocking Chair
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Some great lessons for those in game design. We have a bunch of incredibly talented designers and designers here at Matmi who are always looking to learn more and developer there skills so we are able to give our clients the best game possible - HK Delete the scoop?
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A tutorial about how to create an overlay effect to show some more details of an item or image. The effect is CSS-only and uses a combination of the :checked pseudo-class with the sibling combinator.
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A nice tutorial about CSS overlay effects for those aspiring code monkeys. Worth checking out. Delete the scoop?
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Why developers love HTML 5 SUMMARY: Developing for HTML 5 isn't hassle-free, but the platform's benefits outweigh the potential headaches, writes Hernán Gonzalez. The mobile-friendly platform lets developers build sophisticated apps while sidestepping Apple's 30% fee for App Store participation. "Is HTML5 replacing the highly-successful App Store? It surely does seem like it," Gonzalez writes. Via Tocquigny
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This author has an interesting point of view on the influence of HTML 5 on Native mobile apps. What are your thoughts? Delete the scoop?
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2012 was supposed to be a boom for HTML5. Yet, forces aligned and the technology stack that was supposed to redefine Web and mobile development never found its footing. Via Rebeca Zuniga Delete the scoop?
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Our new article: HTML5 fact or fiction. Developers react to the hype. You are welcome to read it. Via Miriam Stenson 
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December 13, 2012 7:23 AM
Have you been wondering what’s the future of HTML5? As the end of the year approaches and we are all wondering what 2012 will bring to us, we have decided to demystify all the HTML5 hype. Kendo UI, a complete HTML5 framework with powerful jQuery widgets, has recently sponsored a survey to look behind the scenes of HTML5 app development. Kendo UI surveyed over 4, 000 software developers all over the world in order to gain insights about the usage of HTML5 and the expectations of developers who have embraced cross-platform development for their future projects. Delete the scoop?
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In 2008 a French engineer in Silicon Valley started a newsletter about a fascinating new slice of the technology market: mobile apps. Today, his company regularly drives 250,000 downloads for featu... Via Roy Smith Delete the scoop?
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The post described in a nutshell what might be one of the most powerful trends in Web app design — the move from multipage Web applications to single page applications driven by javascript and access to a powerful API. Via Roy Smith
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"app-ification" (like Gamification) - *shudder* However, still valid points made :) Delete the scoop?
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If you are curious what the future of the Flash Platform will bring, here is an amazing sneak peek from the Unity 3D team. The next generation of 3D experiences in Flash will be enabled by the upcoming Stage3D feature of Flash Player 11. Via Sujin Jeong Delete the scoop?
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An impressive example of CSS3. NB Delete the scoop?
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While the open-source nature of Android serves as a low-barrier of entry, it also necessitates giving due diligence to every development quirk that could snowball into an underwhelming user ex... Via Roy Smith Delete the scoop?
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Why app creators shouldn't put form before function SUMMARY: Today's application developers tend to focus on making their products visually beautiful rather than functional, product design expert Chloe Bregman writes. But that trend -- which Bregman calls "pretty first" -- is a bad idea, since even the prettiest apps will fail if they're bug-ridden or simply not helpful. "Focus on creating a useful product first. ... [D]on't fine-tune each pixel," Bregman advises. Via Tocquigny
Matmi's insight:
An interesting insight into a designers view on app development. I wonder if our designers would have similar thoughts? Get in touch to see what we can do for your app development needs :) Delete the scoop?
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When HTML 5 was first introduced in 2008, it raised more questions than it pumped up adrenaline: would it be better than all those previous versions of HTML? Via laurent.untereiner
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Some interesting HTML5 predictions for 2013 , will HTML5 become the industry standard? Will their be a HTML5 boom after HTML 5's slow start? Only time will tell - HK 
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February 5, 9:37 AM
With HTML5 and Canvas 2d considered "feature complete" here is good information to prepare you for HTML5 becoming W3C Standard in 2014. Delete the scoop?
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After all the buzz involving the HTML5 CSS3 duo, it is nice to check how websites are using all the good practices you can get from HTML5. When the buzz around the subject started, we could see a lot of websites totally animated. Now, after all the benefits of HTML5 settled, we can see websites taking advantage of it to create smooth transitions, nice image sliders and subtle animations. It is interesting to see the evolution of practices in this matter and that is why today we gathered some examples of websites using HTML5. Enjoy!
Matmi's insight:
Some lovely examples of what can be done with HTML5/CSS3 when the development team refrain from trying to animate every pixel. I particularly like the Oscar Charlie site. A great showcase for their product. HTML5 alongside CSS3 have many powerful and impressive abilities but that does not mean they all need to used in one site to impress. Restraint in use of the latest and greatest thing can be a challenge for some developers. Easy to get carried away. Matmi's desingers and developers have a great respect for each others skills, ensuring functionality is always balanced with form - although some heated debates have been had in the past. Delete the scoop?
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Custom fonts are among the most potentially appealing aspects of CSS3 for designers. With the font-face rule, you can render any font you have online within
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With the holidays fast approaching, Craig Grannell quizzes the web industry’s finest about the essential books you should be giving to that special designer or developer in your life, or devouring yourself while stuffed full of mince pies... Via Pedro Costa Neves Delete the scoop?
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Along with the introduction of CSS3 comes many new features that are available for use in creating great effects; one of the most useful is the transition...
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Day-by-day, the importance of new and latest mobile applications has been increasing because people are looking to use more applications in their smartphones to make their work easy and convenient.... Via Virginia DeBolt Delete the scoop?
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Over the past few years, the market of mobile applications has grown significantly, which, in part, was contributed by the rapid development of online stores like App Store and Android Marketplace. Via Rebeca Zuniga Delete the scoop?
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Mark Zuckerberg opened up recently about HTML5 and the difficulties that Facebook has faced in developing mobile apps. In a quote heard round the world, Zuckerberg called HTML5 “one of the biggest strategic mistakes we made.” Those are pretty strong words from the CEO of the most influential company in the mobile market today.
Before you take Mark Zuckerberg’s HTML5 bashing as evidence that web apps are dead, remember that there are plenty of reasons why developers still like web apps in some circumstances.... Matmi ► HTML5 is still a baby, lacking in some core functionality, but I beleive it has a bright future. Native vs. Web app is a debate set to continue for some time. Atleast until HTML5 becomes a more settled, standardised language with improved functions, particularly relating to sound operations. Delete the scoop?
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HTML5 is an incredibly useful tool for app development and can bring your business's mobile app idea to life. Matmi have been creating award winning games and apps in HTML5, Unity 3D and Flash ( to name a few ) for years. Our experience in the industry can help get your business's mobile journey started.