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https://hacks.mozilla.org – The Demoparty Online Competition 2011 is part of the Mozilla Labs Demoparty Project, an initiative to foster artful exploration of open web technologies. We asked people from the demo scene to have a go at web technologies and (with WebGL being the absolute winner of course) managed to collect over 100 submissions. Now the judges have spoken and we picked the winners in the categories of Main Demo, Single Effect, Audio Demo, Animated GIF and pure CSS demo. Amongst other great examples of using technology in a purely creative way unhindered by real life application needs here are the winners of Demo and Single Effect: Main Demo: Akemi Single Effect: WebGL Water Simulation Demo Link or screen capture:

https://hacks.mozilla.org – If you’re looking to improve your Web development skills, we have compiled some great resources from around the Web to help every level of developer dig into their favorite open Web technologies. Our new MDN Learning space serves as a starting point for anyone interested in learning more about Web development. While there is already awesome documentation on MDN, not everyone knows how to find it — or other great tutorials and examples scattered around the Web. There is just so much content out there, we felt it was time to create a central place developers can go to quickly find the best resources.

http://designreviver.com – New web pages are being designed every day. Great web designers not only keep up with the rest of the pack, but stays ahead of it by tracking what the current trends in web design are. Right now the influence of print design on the web is making quite an appearance in online page design. While many consider the days of newspaper to be archaic and magazines to be a waste of trees, there is great design to be found in these publications. Using that as inspiration for your web pages could jump you up to the cream of the web designer crop.

http://www.find-designer-jobs.com – Talented persons needed for a video only (no audio) shoot with a special effects camera to create a unique video portrait which you then keep and use for personal or promotional use.These portraits will be of very short bursts of action, and anything involving water, smoke or sand and very fast movement will be given preference. Models, athletes, dancers, martial artists, magicians, circus performers, etc. are welcome to apply. Compensation is negotiable depending on talent and time.Final rights to the video must be signed over to the artist, and you can choose to receive your copy raw or edited.Please respond with your skill, expected compensation and whether you have a location in mind.

https://hacks.mozilla.org – HTML5 needs spokespeople to work. There are a lot of people out there who took on this role, and here at Mozilla we thought it is a good idea to introduce some of them to you with a series of interviews and short videos. The format is simple – we send the experts 10 questions to answer and then do a quick video interview to let them introduce themselves and ask for more detail on some of their answers. Today we are featuring Remy Sharp co-author of Introducing HTML5 and organiser of the Full Frontal conference in Brighton, England. Remy is one of those ubiquitous people of HTML5. Whenever something needed fixing, there is probably something on GitHub that Remy wrote that helps you. He is also very English and doesn’t mince his words much.