Developer Tech

When HTML5 is finally released in July 2014, it will change the face of the internet. This was recently reaffirmed by Designer and Consultant Jen Simmons who spoke at Event Apart, an annual design conference which this year was held in Chicago.

The oft-repeated Mark Zuckerberg quote concerning HTML5 - "the biggest mistake we did as a company" this year - certainly provides food for thought.

According to Ali Sarrafi, product evangelist and community manager at MoSync, HTML5 can survive and thrive in native app territory.

Is the world of mobile ready for HTML5 as a platform or are native apps still the future?

A few months back (shoot, it was actually last year!) I talked about PhoneGap and how it is stepping in as a good solution for cross-platform HTML5 frustration.

We covered popular indie Tower Defense Shooter Monster Mayhem, a while ago and now present the exclusive indie developer interview with Taplay Limited.

Every year since 2007 we have been measuring what the biggest buzzwords are at MWC, which give a great indication as to what’s hot and what’s not in the mobile and connected devices worlds.