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The Yeoman Monthly Digest | Blog | Chrome for Developers
Allo’ Allo’ and Happy Holidays! Welcome to the second issue of the Yeoman monthly digest – our regular round-up of articles, tips, generators and videos to help you stay on top of what’s new with your favourite man-in-a-hat. We hope you find the updates below helpful! Grunt pro-tips It’s tempting to try every Grunt plug-in out there – there’s a bajillion! It’s also easy to get carried away. Before
Google's dropping H.264 from Chrome a step backward for openness
The promise of HTML5's <video> tag was a simple one: to allow web pages to contain embedded video without the need for plugins. With the decision to remove support for the widespread H.264 codec from future versions of Chrome, Google has undermined this widely-anticipated feature. The company is claiming that it wants to support "open codecs" instead, and so from now on will support only two forma
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