boogdesign posts

It's been a while since I've written a proper blog post but now that my 'professional' writing obligations are mostly out of the way I've been meaning to get back to things. As I attended OpenTech 2013 at the weekend I thought this was a great opportun… more »

HTML5 Drag and Drop has been popular topic recently on web tech blogs, a good example is Alexis Goldstein's post on Sitepoint which I converted to work in IE. Fortunately for me this all coincided with spending a lot of time working on Drag and Drop for… more »

Last week the first developer preview of IE10 was released. Among several experimental features included were the first Microsoft implementations of CSS3 Flexible Box Layout Module and CSS3 Grid Alignment. These are possibly the most exciting things to… more »

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server_Side_Includes http://james.padolsey.com/javascript/introducing-jshtml/ http://james.padolsey.com/demos/JSHTML/jshtml.js var nodes = el.childNodes; var l = nodes.length; while (l--) { current = nodes[l];… more »

Following my post last week on HTML5 forms it occurred to me that I should be a little embarrassed devoting all this time to writing about HTML5 when my blog makes use of no HTML5 features. A quick hack around with the template corrected the DOCTYPE and… more »

Within a few short months, about 40% of web users will have support for HTML5 Forms. The greater part of Firefox 4.0's HTML5 forms support landed in the nightlies over the weekend. This means that every major browser outside of IE now has some support… more »

Buy early access to my book Hello! HTML5 and CSS3 and get a 50% discount for the next month with the code html550. Coming soon will be the chapter on HTML5 Forms, which should be pretty useful for getting up to speed in time for the release of Firefox 4… more »