Google has announced a new API available for public use. It is currently in the Google Labs. It enables website owners to use custom fonts specified in the Google Font library on their websites using nothing but a Javascript include and a stylesheet.
Google has been working with a number of talented font designers to produce a varied collection of high quality open source fonts for the Google Font Directory. With the Google Font API, using these fonts on your web page is almost as easy as using the standard set …

A company called RevShock has been quietly working on a piece of code that may put an end to the infamous Flash/Adobe vs. iPad/Apple war. The library, called Smokescreen, is written in javascript, and is compatible with most browsers out there, including mobile Safari. Smokescreen works out of the box, without the need to install anything on the iPad.
In a nutshell, the script is able to convert Flash animations into HTML5 and JavaScript. The primary focus of the code was to allow Flash-based ads to work on mobile devices such …

Slippy is a HTML Presentation library written with jQuery, it takes a html file in and plays it in any browser.

HTML5 has been getting more and more buzz as it is almost ready for launch. The Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group (WHATWG) last month declared HTML5 in a “last call” phase. Since it has been around a decade for any real upgrade in HTML, it is no wonder computer programmers everywhere are eagerly awaiting [...]