03.16.18 Internet Karlie Kloss' coding camp covers more cities and languages this year This summer, Kode with Klossy will teach 1,000 girls how to code. By M. Locklear, 03.16.18 save Save share
03.08.18 03.08.18 in Internet Google is trying to make its fast-loading web tech a standard AMP-derived web platform available to everyone. By J. Fingas, 03.08.18 save Save share View
04.04.17 04.04.17 in Internet Web pioneer Tim Berners-Lee wins computing's highest award It's recognition for building the basics of the modern internet. By J. Fingas, 04.04.17 save Save share View
12.17.15 12.17.15 in Personal Computing Mozilla makes it easy to create VR websites with 'A-Frame' It's an open-source framework that uses HTML instead of WebGL's more complex API. By J. Conditt, 12.17.15 save Save share View
03.20.15 03.20.15 Hone your drum machine skills with an HTML5 808 For the aspiring DJs and living room producers, there's now a way to craft your drum machine chops... By B. Steele, 03.20.15 save Save share View
06.09.14 06.09.14 Alfred, Dropbox, Hazel, and Markdown? All in a day's work "How does a geek-pastor use a computer?" is a question that I assume a lot of people ask themselve... By T. Luoma, 06.09.14 save Save share View
04.02.14 04.02.14 Apples and Oranges: Amazon moves into the Apple TV space Those of us who have been waiting for an Amazon Prime channel to finally show up on their Apple... By E. Sadun, 04.02.14 save Save share View
10.31.13 10.31.13 Google Fonts now lets you experiment with typefaces in a free app Google has a lot of free fonts on offer, but it's hard to know how they'll look on a website witho... By J. Fingas, 10.31.13 save Save share View
09.25.13 09.25.13 TextExpander gets all emoji-nal and preps for Mavericks OS X Mavericks hits computers this fall and app developers are already preparing for it with broad... By J. Bond, 09.25.13 save Save share View
09.02.13 09.02.13 One HTML novice, a Mac and a website dream I have a secret. I can't write HTML to save my life. For most people, that would be okay. But as a... By Michael Grothaus, 09.02.13 save Save share View
