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HTML5, CSS3, and other fancy buzzwords

by Mo Jangda on Sep 18, 2010

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Nathan Smith , Network Administrator at Private Nice overview of the newer things coming. I do wish I could see the animations from the original presentation. 1 year ago Reply
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Mo Jangda , Web Developer at The World Original Keynote, PDF, and PowerPoint versions available here: http://digitalize.ca/fitc2010/

Some demos: http://digitalize.ca/fitc2010/demos/ 1 year ago Reply
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(Note: I've omitted some APIs, since they're not relevant or not yet prime-time ready)
In context of mobile, can mean the difference between a happy user and a hate mail user
Optimized for playback and Usability (big buttons)
(ever try using a Flash-based player with the teeniest of controls -- no offense Adobe)
It makes for a bit of a jagged UX
Images are dead
Okay, no.

Pure CSS graphics?
I'd say we're far from seeing that
matrix property = [a, b, c, d]
Though, tools coming out that will help make the process far easier.
Set z-index as well
Set z-index as well
Set z-index as well
Set z-index as well
Set z-index as well
Set z-index as well
Set z-index as well
Traditional user flows for location based apps

Enter City or Postal Code ---> Narrow Down Choices ---> Done
(City -- long name) (5 choices) (done)
(Postal Code --- wrong format) ("Did you mean?") (done)

Cut that down to two simple clicks
Work similar to XHR requests
--- Specify callbacks
--- Have to wait for the location in some instances (if the GPS is slow)
Caveat: WatchLocation stops when screen times out
Though, I’ve heard (but not tested) that web workers can get around this
Once allowed though, most devices remember the allow and won’t prompt the user again.
The one key thing needed to enable offline

Just a file that tells the browser what to cache
Browser serves up cached content when user's connection is offline

What about navigator.onLine / navigator.offLine ?
Supported, but Google thinks otherwise
sessionStorage is window-specific
localStorage is browser-specific

Standard key-value store
Processing.js -> Canvas
Wrappers for geolocation (with fallback to Google IP geolocation)
CSS3 animation / transition support
etc

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