Boris Mann's Link Blog

I’m not sure how excited I am by how breathless / incredulous people are about HTML5 + Node.js as a toolkit for building apps, but it is an interesting use case / build description to look at. Bonus points for dissing responsive web design.

Good run down of a number of different mobile web frameworks (and conclusion that they are not quite there yet compared to native apps).

Telerik is where long-time Microsoft evangelist John Bristowe has landed. We’re using a lot of this tech at iQmetrix and are thinking about the same things: which tech for which purpose? But we’re broadening it beyond just the .NET stack.

And, frankly, without looking at Windows 8 in more detail, this kind of guidance is too early.

Regardless, a very interesting view into what Microsoft tech stacks are fit for what purpose.

From last July. Also, the most gigantic, ridiculously long HTML5 article you’ve ever seen. It’s practically a novella.

(via Tom Daggett)

Great presentation by David Ascher on what HTML5 + apps means. Mozilla looks to be serious about being an open “host” for web apps.

The HTML5 event on the weekend looked to be excellent. This is Christian Heilmann’s write up.

Don’t focus on the end client. It’s about understanding how your content is managed and how you think about how your content is presented in a mixed platform world.

Great video interview with @fling on Pinch Zoom’s recent HTML5 work