Infragistics organized HTML5/jQuery Webinar Week on 06/19-06/21.
http://www.infragistics.com/resources/webinars.aspx
Here are quick notes on the June 19, 2012 - Getting Started with HTML5 / jQuery webinar.
It's been announced that all demo materials are posted on jQuery & HTML5 Fundamentals Webinar Followup
What's HTML5 anyway?
HTML5 is "to be standard-based" and plug-in free web experience:
- html tags;
- JavaScript API's
- CSS (CSS3)
HTML5 should be standardized , but still it's in a draft version in W3C
So that means, Not every HTML5 tag is supported by every browser.
The standardization of HTML5 is driven by Microsoft, Apple, Google, which is a really good sign to make it a widespread technology.
Competitors:
- Adobe Flash;
- Microsoft Silverlight
HTML4 vs HTML5
Generic tags replaced with semantic tags
<object> = <video>
<div> = <footer>
<span> = <nav>
HTML5 Cheat Sheet tags is a great info to have when you are coding in HTML5.
You want to escape old tags of old HTML, since they are depreciated.
It's claimed that HTML5 is SEO friendly.
Here is a good attitude toward this claim in Is HTML5 Good for SEO?
Syntax of HTML5 controls visual attribute of the elements, has a syntax of animation similar to Silverlight
A few Javascript enhancement in HTML5:
- Geo location
- Local storage - like isolated storage in .Net
jQuery - an open source js library,
VS suppports jQuery intellisense. VS2010\2012 shipped jQuery by default.
jQuery libraries: UI, Core and Mobile
jQuery can :
-Get\Post;
-call WebServices;
- work with oData
UI jQuery library can be downloaded with specific theme via ThemeRoller on jqueryui.com
One of the basics in the jQuery - use of selectors ("$").
You can select element by:
- controlid - $("controlid");
- element type and if necessary select the specific id in those preselected elements - $("element"#"id")
And as a last note on new element <video> :
<video>
<source 1>
<source 2>
</video>
Since not all codecs are supported by every browser , you can specify multiple elements of <source> to cover major browsers. It will check the right encoded video for the specific browser.
HTML5, here I come!
http://www.infragistics.com/resources/webinars.aspx
Here are quick notes on the June 19, 2012 - Getting Started with HTML5 / jQuery webinar.
It's been announced that all demo materials are posted on jQuery & HTML5 Fundamentals Webinar Followup
What's HTML5 anyway?
HTML5 is "to be standard-based" and plug-in free web experience:
- html tags;
- JavaScript API's
- CSS (CSS3)
HTML5 should be standardized , but still it's in a draft version in W3C
So that means, Not every HTML5 tag is supported by every browser.
The standardization of HTML5 is driven by Microsoft, Apple, Google, which is a really good sign to make it a widespread technology.
Competitors:
- Adobe Flash;
- Microsoft Silverlight
HTML4 vs HTML5
Generic tags replaced with semantic tags
<object> = <video>
<div> = <footer>
<span> = <nav>
HTML5 Cheat Sheet tags is a great info to have when you are coding in HTML5.
You want to escape old tags of old HTML, since they are depreciated.
It's claimed that HTML5 is SEO friendly.
Here is a good attitude toward this claim in Is HTML5 Good for SEO?
Syntax of HTML5 controls visual attribute of the elements, has a syntax of animation similar to Silverlight
A few Javascript enhancement in HTML5:
- Geo location
- Local storage - like isolated storage in .Net
jQuery - an open source js library,
VS suppports jQuery intellisense. VS2010\2012 shipped jQuery by default.
jQuery libraries: UI, Core and Mobile
jQuery can :
-Get\Post;
-call WebServices;
- work with oData
UI jQuery library can be downloaded with specific theme via ThemeRoller on jqueryui.com
One of the basics in the jQuery - use of selectors ("$").
You can select element by:
- controlid - $("controlid");
- element type and if necessary select the specific id in those preselected elements - $("element"#"id")
And as a last note on new element <video> :
<video>
<source 1>
<source 2>
</video>
Since not all codecs are supported by every browser , you can specify multiple elements of <source> to cover major browsers. It will check the right encoded video for the specific browser.
HTML5, here I come!
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