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New in the HTML5 Development Center
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Moboom in Depth
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A Look at New and Changed Formatting HTML5 Elements
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Basics About the New HTML5 Meter Markup Element
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Specifying Supplementary Media Tracks for Media Elements Using the HTML5 Track Markup Element
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New Goodies
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Moboom in Depth
In this article you'll learn about the basics of creating a responsive site from scratch using the Moboom interface and you'll also be introduced to some of the tools available to you.
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A Look at New and Changed Formatting HTML5 Elements
With HTML5, there are a few new formatting elements, as well as change in some of the existing formatting markup elements. This article walks the readers through the changes.
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Basics About the New HTML5 Meter Markup Element
This article walks Web developers through the basics about the new HTML5 meter markup element including code snippets and meter markup examples.
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Specifying Supplementary Media Tracks for Media Elements Using the HTML5 Track Markup Element
This article walks web developers through the basics of specifying supplementary media tracks for audio and video elements in their HTML5 web pages.
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Inside Moboom, a New Mobile Experience
In this article we're going to have a look at Moboom, a platform for creating responsive web designs for desktop, tablet and mobile devices.
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HTMLGoodies Sponsored Content
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Leverage Your HTML5 Savvy to Build Commercial, Cross-Platform Apps and Games
An unexpected player has entered the fray with a tool that makes HTML5 mobile development easy while also directly addressing some of the shortcomings of Web technologies in mobile apps. See a demonstration of how quickly you can begin creating your own apps using HTML5.
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Common Techniques in Responsive Web Design
This article about responsive Web design explores techniques for designing and implementing layouts that respond to the context of a user’s device, including handling grid-layout, bandwidth-sensitive image scaling and optimization of text and form fields.
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Surviving the Zombie Apocalypse with HTML5 and SVG: Text, Paths and Basic Animation
Of all the features of HTML5, SVG has gotten precious little attention. Learn how it can create visually appealing pages, while possibly saving you from the impending zombie apocalypse.
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Getting to Know CSS3 Selectors, Part 1: Structural Pseudo-Classes
Most of us are already familiar with id and class selectors, and I introduced you to the beauty of attribute selectors in “Understanding CSS Selectors.” But there’s so much more. In this two-part series, I’ll look at the new selectors in CSS3, starting with structural pseudo-classes.
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Video: Building High-Performing JavaScript for Modern Engines
This in-depth video discus’s the key insights and optimizations implemented in browser JavaScript engines, such as Chakra in Internet Explorer 10 or V8 in Chrome as well as the best practices for taking advantage of these optimizations in your code and learn how to pinpoint JavaScript performance problems using appropriate tools and more.
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Featured Goodies
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Moboom in Depth
In this article you'll learn about the basics of creating a responsive site from scratch using the Moboom interface and you'll also be introduced to some of the tools available to you.
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Using Jasmine 2.0's New done() Function to Test Asynchronous Processes
Jasmine 2.0's new done() method replaces the runs() and waitsFor() methods of earlier versions to make it more similar to other testing frameworks. Rob Gravelle shows how to use Jasmine 2.0's done() method to test DOM events without polluting the test subject page with test code.
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Targeting Specific Devices in your Style Sheets
Rob Gravelle explains how to use CSS media queries so that common pitfalls mat be avoided.
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Marking Up Text in Your HTML5 Applications Using the “mark” Element
This article walks web developers through the basics of marking up text in web pages using the new HTML5-only "mark" element.
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Working with Ranges in Your HTML5 Web Pages
In this article, Vipul Patel walks you through the basics of working with ranges in your HTML5 web pages.
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Web Developer Daily News
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CliQr Announces the Launch of the Largest Open Cloud Enterprise App Store in the World
Featuring Rich Multi-Tier and Distributed Computing Apps on Any Private or Public Cloud, CliQr App Store Provides Enterprise Users With Self-Service Access, Deployment and Management of More Than 100 Applications Portable Across Multiple Clouds.
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HP Announces the Addition of Two New Products Designed to Accelerate Cloud and Mobile Device Testing
HP’s Application LifeCycle Management Porfolio gets updated with two new products which have been designed to deliver a higher class of mobile app and cloud testing to your business.
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dtSearch Release Offers New HTML5 Templates for Easy Online Publishing of Terabytes of Data, With Instant Search
Release also expands dtSearch’s document filters; available with dtSearch searching and for separate OEM licensing, the filters support a wide range of data types.
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Google Announces the Release of LiquidFun Version 1.0
As a part of Google Developer Day at this year's Game Developers Conference they made the announcement of the release of version 1.0 of LiguidFun, the search giants new Physics Engine.
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HP Releases Their Latest Version of HP Application Lifecycle Management
HP announces the launch of new versions of their HP Application Lifecycle Management portfolio including HP LoadRunner 12 and HP Performance Center 12 both with new cloud testing capabilities.
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The Grid Announces the Launch of GSS, Fixing CSS’s Fundamental Flaws
GSS is geared toward boosting Web UI development by fixing CSS's inherent layout issues and is regarded as an alternative to the ballyhooed Famo.us JavaScript framework.
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HTML and Graphics Tutorials
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Adobe Photoshop to Edge Reflow Tips and Tricks
In this article we continue our exploration of Photoshop CC, Edge Reflow CC and the new Generator plugin with the intention of quickly exporting web layouts from Photoshop into Reflow in a web ready format. As you'll see, the process needs some work.
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Connecting Adobe Photoshop to Edge Reflow
In this article we look at the process of connecting Adobe Photoshop to Edge Reflow with the Generator plugin. Note that this is designed for both Photoshop and Reflow within the Creative Cloud.
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Beyond HTML
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Making Promises With jQuery Deferred
Ajax has the limitation of only supporting one callback function. jQuery introduced the Deferred object in version 1.5 to solve this problem. It can register multiple callbacks into callback queues, invoke callback queues, and relay the success or failure state of any synchronous or asynchronous function. Rob Gravelle shows how to use the Deferred object with Promises.
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Test Asynchronous Methods Using the Jasmine runs() and waitFor() Methods
In the Testing Ajax Event Handlers using Jasmine Spies article, we saw how the use of Jasmine spies for testing Asynchronous processes. In today's article, Rob Gravelle demonstrates how to use the Jasmine runs() and waitFor() methods, which were both created to test asynchronous Ajax calls where the practical implementations of the HttpXmlRequest and/or the network connection need to be included.
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Primers
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Inside Moboom, a New Mobile Experience
In this article we're going to have a look at Moboom, a platform for creating responsive web designs for desktop, tablet and mobile devices.
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Programmatically Trigger an Application Cache Download
Rob Gravelle shows how to dynamically kick off an Application Cache download via a user action such as a button click.