June 2011
Intermediate to advanced
320 pages
7h 14m
English
Overview
This book offers detailed insight from authors Klaus
Förster and Bernd Öggl into the many new features of the
HTML5 as well as the classic elements of the specification --
including video, audio, Canvas, intelligent forms, offline
applications, and micro data, as well as geolocation, Web Storage,
Web Sockets, and Web Workers. Whether you are constructing a
weblog, programming your own video and audio player, using the
browser as a graphics program, wanting to optimize the power of
your browser, or searching for tips and tricks for working with
JavaScript and the DOM, this book will help you accomplish
your goals.
The chapters do not necessarily build on each other and are
designed be understandable even if you have not read previous
chapters.
Readers with a basic knowledge of HTML, JavaScript and CSS will get
the most out of this book and will understand how to put the new
HTML5 spec to work!
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