The insurance of the internet - Caching

Now, I've decided to take a break from all the hassle of web development and talk a little bit about caching, what it is and why it's helpful.

It's been pretty long since we've had an "article" on Stronia, though.

HTML5 Web Storage API (Part 5)

In this post, I just want to clarify why we need to change up some things in our web app and tell you why we need to do so... We might just change a few things, but by the next tutorial I promise, we'll finish our application and it'll truly be useful...

Philosophical views on using templates for web design

Now, this question really bothers me a lot- using templates, shouldn't I or should I? In this blog post I'd like to take a break from technical stuff like data storage and I'd like to give you my philosophical (a word that I use when I'm not scientifically talking) views on using templates and I will also mention some of them.

HTML5 Data Storage - localStorage or IndexedDB or WebSQL?

Well, first of all, I'm really sorry for not posting this long. I had exams, and I'm still having them so I might not post for a next few days too.

But anyway, If you're a mobile web app developer, looking to develop an HTML5 app and deploy it to Android or iOS with WebView then you're probably wondering, how do I store data on the person's device?

New elements and attributes in HTML5

As we discussed in the last blog post, HTML5 introduces many new elements and attributes. In today's blog, we'll discuss a few interesting new elements. The entire list is available on the official HTML elements page.

What's new in HTML5- The new standard for web applications

In the last blog post, we discussed how we can use web apps to build cross-platform mobile apps. We also learned that the cool features of HTML5 make sure that we don't need any native platform features. However, we didn't really talk about HTML5, i.e. our main focus was mobile, and not the web portion of it. In this blog post, we'll be touching on what's new in HTML5 such that you don't need any third party APIs like Flash for your web applications. However, HTML5 is constantly developing and all can't be covered in one post. Hence, this post will provide as an overview and will summarize everything that we'll be discussing in detail over the next few blog posts.

Google Science Fair

Hey everyone! In this blog I share my experience with Google Science Fair. By the way, from next post on, we'll be talking about technical stuff. Mostly web development, android and occasionally physics...