Mozilla Vision 2012: The Future of HTML5 and Web Technologies

The Mozilla conference is currently going on in Tokyo, Japan and Chris Heilmann, Principal HTML5 Evangelist at Mozilla has put together a blog post and presentation on the future HTML5 and Web Technologies.

The Full Post includes a list of Demos along with Audio of the talk.

Slides below include game-related topics such as:

  • A morphing cube in CSS
  • An HTML5 rotating logo with CSS3 and JS
  • The 3D tester
  • Cropping images in the browser
  • Building a game from HTML
  • The Mouselock API
  • The Gamepad API

[Via http://www.html5gamedevs.com/2012/01/23/mozilla-vision-2012-future-html5-web-technologies/]


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