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HTML5 Open House – Slide Deck and Demos Yesterday, I delivered two HTML5 open house at Sela Group HQ. The main reason for running two sessions at the same day was the amount of registered participants (so, I delivered the same session twice). I want to thank all the attendees who came to hear about the transition that the web eco-system is going through. The session agenda was as follows: What is HTML5? The New Elements (structural elements, inline elements, new input types and new attributes) ...
CSS3 Transitions In the past I wrote about CSS3 transformations and animations . Another new option in CSS3 is transitions which will be discussed in this post. Transitions In the old web, if you changed a property in CSS the change was instantly updated by the browser. If you wanted the change to happen over a time duration, you needed to use JavaScript code (for example using setTimeout function) or third party library to do that. In CSS3 this situation changes. CSS3 introduced transitions, which...
Using Media Queries in JavaScript Code One of the great additions in CSS3 is the ability to use media queries . Media queries are queries written in CSS which enables you to check different medias types like screen, resolution, print and more. After the query check, you will be able to impose CSS as response for the media that was checked. This behavior occurs automatically but what if you want to check media and impose some logic that isn’t necessary related to style or responsive design? The answer...
Internet Explorer 10 Training Kit A few months ago, I was involved in a Sela project and helped to write the Internet Explorer 10 training kit. The Internet Explorer 10 training kit “covers development specifics for developers who will be targeting Internet Explorer 10 in their development experience. This kit contains documentation and details on things pertinent to developing applications that target features of the Internet Explorer 10 browser.” Cheers for Sela consultants who made that training...
Microsoft Academy for Entrepreneurs – HTML5 Session Slide Deck and Demos Yesterday, I had the honor to deliver a HTML5 session at the Microsoft Academy for Entrepreneurs . First, I want to thank all the attendees who came to hear the session and all the attendees who participated in the online broadcasting of the session. In the session, I introduced HTML5 and talked about the following topics: What is HTML5? The New Elements HTML5 JavaScript APIs CSS3 As I promised at the end of the session, you...
Speaking Engagements for the Next Months Lately I’m very busy at work and working on a lot of projects simultaneous. This is why I’m not writing a lot lately. If you want to meet me you will get a lot of chance. In the next following months, I’m going to have a lot of sessions which this post will summarize them. So here it goes: Microsoft Academy for Entrepreneurs Next week (26.6), I’ll have a HTML5 session in the Microsoft academy for entrepreneurs. The session is part of educational session series...
Course 10953A: HTML5 Programming At last I can write about it! In the last few months I was co-authoring the Microsoft Official HTML5 Course (MOC) with Noam Kfir and Alex Golesh . The course is scheduled to be published on April 20, 2012 under the name HTML5 Programming. It was a very intensive experience with tight deadlines but we made it and the course is on its way for publishing. A few details about the course: It is three-day instructor-led course. The course is lab oriented – the students...
HTML5 Sela Open House Slide Deck and Demos Yesterday, I delivered a Sela HTML5 open house session at Matam Haifa. I want to thank all the attendees who attended and heard about the transition that the web eco-system is going through. The session agenda was as follows: What is HTML5? The New Elements Migration to HTML5 HTML5 APIs (Canvas, Web Storage, IndexedDB, AppCache, Geolocation and Web Workers) CSS3 The slide deck and demos can be downloaded from here . Enjoy! CodeProject
Build Modern Web Applications with HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript Third Round – Session Recordings A few days ago I delivered a third round of my HTML5 MSDN session at Microsoft Ra’anana. The recordings of the session are now available on Channel9 ( in Hebrew ). Here is the first part and a link to watch it on Channel 9: Here is the second part and a link to watch it on Channel 9: Enjoy! CodeProject
Build Modern Web Applications with HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript Session – Round Three On October 31 and December 26 last year, I delivered the “ Build Modern Web Applications with HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript ” MSDN session. Since both of the sessions were fully booked, I’m going to deliver the same session on February 9 at Microsoft HQ and give those who didn’t attended in the previous sessions the opportunity to hear it. If you are interested in HTML5 you can register here . See you there! CodeProject
Build Modern Web Applications with HTML5 CSS3 and JavaScript – Slide Deck and Demos Today, I delivered a second round of my HTML5 MSDN session at Microsoft HQ. I want to thank all the attendees who attended and heard about the transition that the web eco-system is going through. The session agenda was as follows: What is HTML5? The New Elements Migration to HTML5 HTML5 APIs (Canvas, Web Storage, AppCache, Geolocation and Web Workers) CSS3 The slide deck and demos can be downloaded from here . Enjoy...
CSS3 2D and 3D Transform When I first encountered CSS3 transform property, I had a nostalgic moment that took me back to the days that I was a computer science student. Back then, one of the mathematics courses that I had to take was linear algebra. Linear algebra deals with vector spaces and linear functions that make transformations using vectors and matrixes. The course itself wasn’t so hard but later on, when I started to work as a Web developer, I always thought to myself were can I use those...
CSS3 Animations Lately I’m involved in a very interesting HTML5 project which I’ll tell about in the future. Meanwhile, I get to “play” with HTML5 and CSS3 specifications. One of the new interesting CSS3 specifications is probably the CSS3 animations. Does these things ring a bell – animated images, simple animation with Flash or JavaScript. If so, this post is for you. Why to Use Animations? Most of the Web sites and applications today use animations. You can find them in marketing ads embedded...