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How do I get started with HTML5?
What is the recommended workflow to learn HTML5? What tools should I install? What SDK? Where to start? How to test? How to debug? What do I read?
I understand that what is often labelled as "HTML5 ...
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3answers
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First time programmer, is this the right language/path to choose?
So I'm a teacher and now that my masters is done and summers are empty, I want to try some coding as I have always had a desire, but never the time. I have been designing and building websites for the ...
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Dev approaches to complex JavaScript UI's
I am trying to understand the landscape of different approaches, and best practices, around the development of complex client-side JavaScript.
I'm not sure what to label this class of application, ...
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What's the best way to build a cross-platform HTML5 app (alternative JS frameworks)?
I want to build an HTML5 app that will work on nearly every platform (qualified as desktop: FF, Chrome, Safari, IE9+, mobile: iOS, Android built-in browsers, not installed App browsers) -- if it is a ...
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1answer
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HTML5 video sprites
I'm currently working on a project where there is a requirement to dynamically composite multiple synchronised video sources onto a single canvas. The initial prototype I put together loaded the video ...
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Is there a canonical book on creating highly interactive websites (eg. “Flash” like) with HTML5/CSS3/JS/jQuery?
I know some of the basics of these technologies already, but it is mostly limited to more static sites. Using things like HTMl5 semantic elements, CSS3 gradients, shadows, @font-face etc.
Is there a ...
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1answer
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Will javascript be in the HTML5 standard
I'm pretty new to the web development scene, and I just want to be absolutely clear on this because I've read a few conflicting statements.
I was under the impression that "html5" is a particular way ...
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Open Source Licenses
I'm independently developing a physics-based game using HTML5 canvas and JavaScript; I've used no external code at all (including physics or game engines), and my code is about 5000 lines in length. ...
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Javascript client - which is likely to be better serverside? WCF or MVC3 controller with restful messages?
I'm looking to write a server side service, which will be accessed from a Javascript/HTML5 client.
The client will likely be sending a bunch of restful messages over HTTPS.
All other things being ...
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2answers
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Learn HTML5 CSS3 and JavaScript [closed]
What is best way to learn these technologies which would enable me to understand all the 3 in a combined perspective rather than individually?
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3answers
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What are the disadvantages of unobtrusive script patterns in web applications?
First of all, is there a name for this as a bona-fide design pattern? Currently I've just been referring to it as "unobtrusive javascript". Here is a brief example of what I am talking about:
1.) Use ...
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4answers
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I made an HTML5/Javascript game. Do I have to license it?
So I created an HTML5/Javascript online game. I host it on my website for anyone to play for free. I am still currently working on it (updates come weekly usually). Do I need to license my game? And ...
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Will any js libraries be updating api's with html5 under the hood?
So there is a lot of cool stuff in the html5/css3 specs which should be able to replace a lot of the stuff that have been traditionally done with javascript.
Does anyone know if any of the major js ...
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7answers
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Ideal Programmer for Client-Side HTML5 Game Development
Our next game will be built on Javascript/HTML5 Canvas rather than ActionScript/Flash.
Clearly there are not enough experienced HTML5 Developers in the market (yet), so we'll need to be creative in ...
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2answers
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WebSockets current state on security and browser support
I found many things when searching, but nothing that seemed both updated and complete.
In last quarter of 2010 I remember reading what were very sad news for me, as WebSockets were disabled in most ...