Since its introduction in 2008, HTML5 has been heralded as the future of the Web. No longer would we be held back by individual plugins like Flash. The Web would be a free and open...
Android developers, take note: Google I/O still has plenty of goodies for you. After all the previous video tutorials and information sessions, you can still take on some Android d...
Google has been uploading tons of videos of sessions from Google I/O, and these two deal specifically with the Dart programming language, so if you're looking to learn more about i...
Google's open source programming language, Dart, was one of the few things that didn't get a lot of love from Google's main keynotes. It was to be expected as Dart isn't exactly th...
I don't use a lot of Chrome extensions, but I use a lot of Firefox extensions. I'm going to assume that extensions add a lot of weight to both browsers. It's worse when you realize...
Can you believe that Google I/O is almost upon us? The gaming industry had their E3 and Apple had their WWDC, but now it's Google's time to shine. What are we going to see? More Go...
If you're reading this, that means that you consume the Web in some fashion. You read, watch and play with all sorts of neat things all over the Internet. Do you create the Web tho...
Google Apps Script is a powerful tool for automation. It has a few downsides like not being able to save certain queries that you might call for multiple scripts It also doesn't ma...
If you've ever wondered how to track which pages are linked to your own, Google has been working on a solution for you. It comes in the form of some refinements to their tools for...
Many businesses and developers rely on Google's App Engine to deliver their content to the Web. It's a good thing then that Google is not being lazy with constant updates being mad...
Software gets old. It's an unfortunate truth that many developers have to live with. It's even harder when you have to deal with software that may be deprecating and it's hard to k...