Posts Tagged ‘Chrome’
Thursday, January 13th, 2011
This is an excerpt from my article on BetterVideo:
Chrome recently made the announcement that they will soon discontinue support for the H.264 video codec. While end users may not care, nor should they notice, to video producers this is significant, because supporting multiple codecs means higher costs and longer development.
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Tags: Chrome, Google, H264, Video, WebM
Posted in browsers, Video | 9 Comments »
Thursday, August 12th, 2010
While working on the BetterVideo HTML5 player, I came across an odd bug in Safari; Unicode characters weren’t rendering correctly. What I was attempting to do was create a simple close button — a small box with an “x” in it. But I didn’t want to use the “x” character, I wanted something a little more specific. The Unicode character #&10005 is perfect, and there is a Webdings equivalent of it for Internet Explorer (small case “r”).
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Tags: AJAX, browsers, bug, Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, unicode, WebKit
Posted in AJAX, HTML5 Video Player Development, original content | 2 Comments »
Thursday, June 3rd, 2010
One of the two videos from the June 1st meeting is posted. In this one, I go pretty deep into how to optimize your website. There’s a lot of energy in this one, and I’m surprised how much information I was able to cover; it should be enjoyable. The video is posted here, and to go along with the video is another one of my colorful presentations.

Tags: AJAX, blocking, browsers, cache, CDN, Chrome, compression, CSS, defer, DNS, domain, faster, Firebug, Firefox, GIF, GoogleSpeed, gzip, IE, image sprites, images, JavaScript, JPG, minify, Opera, optimize, parallel, performance, PNG, Safari, scripts, sharding, stylesheets, subdomain, waterfall charts, web, webpage, Webpagetest, website, YSlow
Posted in AJAX, browsers, original content | No Comments »