A just-released survey of more than 5,000 developers put another massive dent in in HTML5’s reputation as a development platform for mobile apps, locking in its reputation as one of the most ...

HTML5 developers queried recently by tools vendor Sencha remain dedicated to building apps via Web technologies, even as doubts have been cast on how effective HTML5 is vis à vis native development.

According to a new survey commissioned by Telerik’s Kendo UI, the majority of developers now prefer to work with HTML5 instead of native apps for their cross-platform development. Half of the ...

Mobile developers will increasingly use HTML5 in their applications during 2012, but fragmentation will make their life more difficult, according to a joint survey from IDC and cross-platform ...

PhoneGap’s open source platform allows developers to build cross-platform mobile applications with HTML5 and JavaScript, and distribute these applications to a variety of platforms. To date ...

The web developer version of HTML5 strips out all the elements that are only of interest to browser makers, and focuses on developers, making for a more readable, understandable document. In other ...

Learn More. When Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said his company’s biggest mistake was using HTML5 for mobile development it sent a wave across the development landscape, re-igniting the ...

In-Depth HTML5 for ASP.NET Developers The technologies bundled as HTML5 finally support what developers have been trying to get HTML to do for decades. By Peter Vogel 09/02/2011 Microsoft's ...

HTML5 and JavaScript are pushing the Web forward and winning over a lot of developers in the process. However, some say tooling could be better.

HTML5 is becoming a key component for Web and mobile developers as it helps them create applications that can be run on more platforms, hence, increasing the exposure of their software.

Microsoft's announcement that HTML5 and JavaScript would be first-class tools for creating 'Windows 8' applications created consternation among some .NET developers. Would their investments in XAML ...