[TechRepublic] HTML5 and CSS3: Animation without Flash or JavaScript

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HTML5 and CSS3: Animation without Flash or JavaScript Ryan Boudreaux demonstrates the @keywords property in HTML5 and CSS3 that allows you to create animations without the use of Flash or JavaScript. Read more Resource of the day 10 Ways to Stretch your Storage Budgets in Virtualized, Consolidated Environments Oracle offers a complete portfolio of best-of-breed storage products and business-ready storage solutions that optimize performance, maximize data protection and reduce the total cost of ownership for Oracle databases, applications and heterogeneous data management. Download this whitepaper to read more about suggestions for IT decision-makers looking to get more bang out of their storage bucks. Chrome browser adds multiple user sign-in and syncing Chrome is adding a personalized experience for shared computers, allowing multiple people to sync their settings, but be careful how you use it. Read more Tips on cross browser Web testing Justin James discusses using tools such as Scout and Selenium for test UIs in different browsers. Read more Demise of mobile Flash may accelerate growth of mobile Web Writing applications that run in a browser, instead of the native OS, changed the way the world viewed PC software. The end of mobile Flash may be a precursor to the same revolution on mobile devices. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   Quick tip: Design elements that really make a difference Ryan Boudreaux picks four important design elements that make up a website's total effect, recommending standards and additional resources to help you with each one. Read more Working with CSS3 background images Ryan Boudreaux goes over some examples of writing CSS3 code for background images that you can begin to implement now. Read more Featured multimedia   A gallery of goofy error messages TechRepublic readers had a lot of fun helping with this gallery. Here are some of the most memorable error messages we've seen over the years. View on site Today's recommended downloads Webcast: Fast-Track your Subversion Journey to the Cloud (CollabNet) A Single Email Platform (Down from 10!) for this Global Packaging Leader (Google) Optimize Application Delivery for the Cloud (Cisco) How SOA can Benefit Business Processes (Oracle) Hosted Monitoring of Your Network Infrastructure (logicMonitor) Intel celebrates 40 years of chipmaking (photos) Intel celebrates its 40th anniversary with a look at the chips that made it famous. Geeky TechRepublic galleries New York Comic Con 2011: Costumes and cosplay BlizzCon 2011: Serious gamers unite Toronto Zombie Walk and undead wedding SteamCon III: Costumes of Steampunk enthusiasts Seattle hosts the very first GeekGirlCon

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