HTML5: A Call to Software Architects
The Word is Out about HTML5 If you are a nerd, this is not anything new. We have been seeing little bits and specs of the api slowly dropping in over the last few years. Some of us have even been...
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HTML5: Snagging Javascript Memory Leaks
Working on high-performance HTML5 applications, I have noticed that one of the most common anti-patterns is the ‘pinning’ of closures to the Visual Tree. Pinning is a situation where your object graphs...
View ArticleHTML5: Building Strong Types
This article is one in a series about HTML5 Application Design Working with teams on HTML5 applications, you find many people carrying many misconceptions about the basic building blocks of an...
View ArticleHTML5: Organize with Javascript Namespaces
Reasons why you should use Namespaces in your HTML5 application: Domain Concept Organization – Great Applications will need a map for future explorers Decomposing Problems means Composing Managable...
View ArticleBuilding an HTML5 Game Clock
Historically, running a game within the browser has been almost impossible without a plugin because timing has not be exactly reliable. The traditional approach was using the setTimeout method, but...
View ArticleHTML5: Building Rich Domain Components
Now that HTML5 has introduced the concept of Web Workers and has also provided native storage APIs that strongly support asynchronous interactions, many existing Javascript design patterns will have to...
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