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PluralSight – HTML5 Tutorial Series
English | Tutorial | Size: 6.00 GB

HTML5 Fundamentals:
Topics include:
1. Fundamentals of HTML5
2. Fundamentals of HTML5 Forms API
3. Fundamentals of HTML5 Canvas
4. Fundamentals of HTML5 Media

Using HTML5 and CSS3:
This course tackles the topic of HTML5 and CSS3 with the perspective of upgrading an existing site. A realistic approach is demonstrated that explains how and why to modify existing HTML tags to use HTML5 features. Tips and tricks provided to ensure a consistent user experience across multiple browsers.

Topics include:
1. An Accelerated Overview of HTML5 and CSS3
2. Semantic Tags
3. Audio, Video, and Canvas
4. New Form Inputs
5. CSS3
6. User Experience Across Multiple Browsers

HTML5 Advanced Topics:
In Advanced HTML5 you learn to build native rich internet applications by taking advantage of features that: allow a website to operate with or without internet connectivity, relieve the UI thread of intense processing, reduce application overhead by using Web Sockets for constant communication with the server, extend the amount of data available on the client using the new storage APIs, programmatically locate user’s geographical location on a one-time or continual basis and make data on your website available to both viewers and machines with Microdata markup.

Topics include:
1. Fundamentals of HTML5 Offline Applications
2. Fundamentals of HTML5 Geolocation
3. Fundamentals of HTML5 Web Storage
4. Fundamentals of HTML5 Web Workers
5. Fundamentals of HTML5 Web Sockets
6. Fundamentals of HTML5 Microdata

Building Hybrid Mobile Applications with HTML5:
HTML5 is the cool new kid on the block for building Web Applications. People generally prefer native mobile apps over bookmarks in mobile browsers. Why not do both? In this course you’ll see how you can use a native mobile shell on the popular mobile platforms (iOS, Android, and Windows Phone 7) to host an HTML5 application and how to interact with native APIs, handle offline mode, and deal with devices with different resolutions.

Topics include:
1. Introduction
2. Responsive Web Design
3. Building the native shell
4. Designing mobile friendly content
5. Dealing with touch
6. Dealing with Offline

Real-time Web Applications:
At the end of this course you will have a concrete understanding of what real-time web applications are, which technologies are used to create these applications, and how to create them using HTML5 WebSockets.

Topics include:
– Introduction to Real-time Web Applications
– HTML5 WebSockets – The Basics
– HTML5 WebSockets – The Demo

HTML5 Audio, Video, and WebRTC:
In this course, you’ll get hands-on examples of building your own media players on top of HTML5 APIs. Exercise files for this course are available at: happyworm.com/courses/fem-html5media/.

Topics include:
– Introduction
– Audio and Video Basics
– Tools and Configuration
– Introduction to the Media API
– Buffering, Seeking, Preloading, and the User Experience
– Subtitles and Playback Rate
– Canvas and WebGL
– WebRTC
– Advanced Audio
– Wrap-Up

Front-End Web Development Quick Start With HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript:
For the beginner, starting to learn web development can be daunting. In this course, Shawn Wildermuth shows you step-by-step how to use client-side web development techniques to create immersive web sites.

Topics include:
– Introducing HTML
– Styling Your HTML
– JavaScript
– jQuery

HTML5 Web Component Fundamentals:
In this course, you’ll learn how HTML5 Web Components give us the power to extend the web with our own rich, standards-based components. Web developers have been struggling for years to create truly reusable components. We struggle with styling, bundling, defining templates, and encapsulating our markup and styles from accidental manipulation. But HTML5 Web Components provide the power to finally define standards-based, reusable web components through four new technologies. Learn how to use the Shadow DOM to encapsulate the DOM and styling for your components. Define inert templates with the template tag. Extend HTML by registering your custom elements. And bundle this all together in a simple reusable package using HTML5 imports.

Topics include:
– Five Problems, One Solution
– Templates
– Custom Elements
– Shadow DOM Fundamentals
– Shadow DOM Insertion Points & Events
– Shadow DOM: Styling
– Imports
– Native Alternatives
– Resources

HTML5 Line of Business Apps with Bootstrap, MVC4 and Web API:
In this course you’ll learn to build a HTML5 line-of-business offline application using Entity Framework Code First, ASP.NET MVC 4, Web API, Bootstrap, Knockout.js and Underscore.js.

Topics include:
– Introduction
– Creating Models and the Data Layer
– Adding Membership Support
– Building and Customizing the UI Layer
– Building the Homes API Controller and Client-Side Data Service
– Building the Homes List
– Building the Add/Edit View
– Implementing Offline Features
– Handling Exceptions

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