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SublimeVideo HTML5 Video Player →

It sure has Flash beat, that’s for sure. Safari only for now.

Posted 1 month ago
Tagged • flash • html5 • video

Ahem →

Zeldman clarifies his position on Flash, HTML5. Just in case you didn’t get it the first time around.

Posted 1 month ago
Tagged • flash • html5 • web standards

ReadWriteWeb: Does HTML5 Really Beat Flash? The Surprising Results of New Tests →

The results aren’t as surprising as the headline claims (Flash is faster in Windows than on Mac OS X and this is because it has access to hardware acceleration.

Apple’s reason for not allowing access to hardware acceleration is mysterious, of course. And the conspiracy theory is they are doing it purposefully to block Flash on OS X. Could be. But we don’t know.

Posted 2 days ago
Tagged • flash • html5 • apple • adobe • flash

html5media: "HTML5 video for everyone!" →

This bit of JavaScript will enable you to show videos using the HTML5 video element. Browsers that do not support it will get a flash player.

Posted 1 day ago
Tagged • html5 • video

About Stephen

Stephen Caver has been interested in the inner workings of the web since he was a kid. His attention to detail is evident in his site designs, which emphasize clean displays of content while facilitating great user experience. Stephen has experience in information architecture, interaction design, HTML and CSS. He has worked with clients such as the World Wide Web Consortium, Change.org and the Mozilla Creative Collective. He currently works as a developer and designer at Happy Cog West.

When he’s not designing beautiful websites, Stephen can be found passionately following the Los Angeles Dodgers, killing things on Xbox, and spending time watching history and science-based reality shows.