Video description
Learn the importance of HTML5 and how to leverage it in the web applications you are building today! This set of training videos will explain what HTML5 is (and isn't) and demonstrate the new elements HTML5 brings to the table. HTML expert Nate Schutta introduces key HTML5 concepts, shows you how to detect browser support, how to build sophisticated Web forms, breaks down the new semantic elements as well as how to use Canvas, dives into geolocation, Web sockets, and web workers, and much much more!
Table of contents
- General Introduction 00:01:38
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Lesson 1: Introducing HTML5
- Learning Objectives 00:00:38
- Introducing HTML5 1:00:22
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Lesson 2: Basics of Browser Detection
- Learning Objectives 00:00:41
- Basics of Browser Detection 00:19:32
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Lesson 3: New Input Types for Web Forms
- Learning Objectives 00:00:46
- New Input Types for Web Forms 00:29:36
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Lesson 4: New Semantic Elements
- Learning Objectives 00:01:11
- New Semantic Elements 00:16:01
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Lesson 5: Geolocation
- Learning Objectives 00:00:50
- Geolocation 00:19:04
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Lesson 6: Using Canvas
- Learning Objectives 00:00:40
- Using Canvas 00:20:20
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Lesson 7: Local Storage
- Learning Objectives 00:00:37
- Local Storage 00:15:37
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Lesson 8: Web Sockets and Workers
- Learning Objectives 00:01:18
- Web Sockets and Workers 00:32:29
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Lesson 9: Other Key HTML5 Features
- Learning Objectives 00:00:57
- Other Key HTML5 Features 00:25:19
Product information
- Title: HTML5 for Developers LiveLessons
- Author(s):
- Release date: August 2011
- Publisher(s): Pearson
- ISBN: 0132776707
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