In a post on the Netflix Tech Blog, device UI engineers Matt McCarthy and Kim Trott shared a presentation that gives a peek behind the curtain in how it’s able to do so. The key is standards-based development using WebKit, JavaScript, HTML5 and CSS3.
Friday, September 9, 2011
How Netflix uses WebKit and HTML5 for connected devices
How Netflix uses WebKit and HTML5 for connected devices (via GigaOm)
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