Jeff Burtoft
Jeff Burtoft is as an HTML5 Evangelist for Microsoft where he has the pleasure of serving the HTML5 community every day. Jeff Recently co-authored his first book entitled HTML5 Hacks (O'Reilly Media) and is a founding blogger at html5hacks.com. Being in the Web Development community for over 10 years, his work experience varies from positions like "web master" for the Department of Defense to Principal Front End Engineer for a fortune 500 company.
Jeff is a huge proponent of web standards, and loves all programing languages, as long as they are JavaScript. Jeff lives in Bellevue, WA with his wife and three children. In his free time, he enjoys writing Apps and playing video games with his kids.
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Developing in HTML5 and Javascript for Windows PhoneOne of the really exciting things about Windows Phone development is how enormously flexible it is. With Windows Phone 8, in addition to supporting native (C++) and managed (C#) development, the platform is the perfect place to develop apps using HTML5.
Jeff Burtoft, an HTML5 technical...
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HTML5 Games, Yeti Style, Part 4 of 4May 06, 2013 at 9:32 AM
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Developers across the industry have been using HTML5 to produce all types of games. This four part workshop walks you through the basics of HTML5 game creation. We cover everything from writing to the canvas tag to delivering the app in the Windows 8 Store.
HTML5 Evangelist Jeff Burtoft...
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HTML5 Games, Yeti Style, Part 3 of 4May 06, 2013 at 9:32 AM 0
Developers across the industry have been using HTML5 to produce all types of games. This four part workshop walks you through the basics of HTML5 game creation. We cover everything from writing to the canvas tag to delivering the app in the Windows 8 Store.
HTML5 Evangelist Jeff Burtoft...
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HTML5 Games, Yeti Style, Part 2 of 4May 06, 2013 at 9:32 AM 0
Developers across the industry have been using HTML5 to produce all types of games. This four part workshop walks you through the basics of HTML5 game creation. We cover everything from writing to the canvas tag to delivering the app in the Windows 8 Store.
HTML5 Evangelist Jeff Burtoft...
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HTML5 Games, Yeti Style, Part 1 of 4May 06, 2013 at 9:31 AM 0
Developers across the industry have been using HTML5 to produce all types of games. This four part workshop walks you through the basics of HTML5 game creation. We cover everything from writing to the canvas tag to delivering the app in the Windows 8 Store.
HTML5 Evangelist Jeff Burtoft...
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Easy Multi-touch Web Apps, Upgrade From Mouse to Pointer EventsApr 28, 2013 at 11:31 PM 0
Building Multi-touch Web Apps can be a daunting task for any Web developer. Luckily the new W3C Pointer Event specification makes it seamless. This short tutorial provides a brief introduction to Pointer Events and then demonstrates how an app written for Mouse Events can be upgraded...
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Build Windows 8 Apps with YUIMar 27, 2013 at 3:11 PM 4
YUI is a great framework for the web, but did you also know it can be used to build Windows 8 Store Apps? The YUI team has certified their library for the Windows 8 App environment and this video is a walk though of just how easy it is to build that app. As a bonus, we then take that same...
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Build Windows 8 Apps with YUI
Mar 28, 2013 at 7:47 AM@Tomarcher: Awesome to hear. Keep in mind, most JS frameworks just work inside of Windows 8 Apps right "out of the box". I picked YUI because they have actually done the work of making it a target environment for the library.
Announcing git-tf: Combining the local repository of Git with the integrated ALM of TFS
Aug 13, 2012 at 9:05 AMDoes this support all common git commands (branch, checkout, merge, fetch, remote etc)? Awesome tool, its going to be a hit.