I missed this last week. Brackets 1.6 has been released. Improvements include split view of same file (meaning that it's now possible to open the same file in both split panes to view different parts of the file at the same time), the ability to swap files between panes, improved JavaScript...
The Dreamweaver blog has been doing a great job of explaining and demystifying HTML5 technologies and concepts. Their latest post, by Lucas Bebber, is a great Introduction to Canvas .
The Dreamweaver blog has been running a fascinating series comparing CSS and SVG. The latest article by Sara Soueidan looks at icons, charts, elastic interactions, and animation effects.
More web coding goodness to share over on the Dreamweaver blog . This time, Lucas Bebber has posted a really informative overview of SVG patterns , explaining how these can be used to create interesting typographic effects.
Over on the official Dreamweaver blog , Sara Soueidan has posted a fascinatingly insightful article comparing CSS to SVG to create shapes and shaped UI components.
As per Wikipedia , "Responsive web design (RWD) is an approach to web design aimed at crafting sites to provide an optimal viewing and interaction experience - easy reading and navigation with a minimum of resizing, panning, and scrolling - across a wide range of devices (from desktop computer...
The Brackets team has announced the release of version 1.3. New features include command-line launching, code folding, and Health Data collection (to collect anonymous, aggregated data with an eye on improving Brackets as well as providing more information to the community about how people are...
Is your site mobile friendly? Use Google's Mobile-Friendly Test tool to find out. And yes, this site is, thanks to responsive design.
Brackets 1.2 has been released. New features include moving selected text via drag and drop, CSS color name code hints, improved SVG support, and more. Details are in this blog post .
The Flash Pro team will be hosting a live webinar featuring presenters including Grant Skinner (creator of CreateJS), Joshua Granick, Rob Bateman, and Denis Balon. Topics will include native support for HTML5 Canvas and WebGL, Custom Platform Support (Cocos2D, Starling, AwayJS, OpenFL etc.), and...