Saurav Srivastava discusses how HTML5 and IE9 can blur the line between web and native apps by allowing developers to build cross-platform apps that work like native apps using HTML5 features like audio, video, drag and drop, offline storage and more. IE9 in particular supports these HTML5 features, hardware acceleration, and makes web apps work similarly to native apps through features like offline caching and local storage.

1. Saurav Srivastavaabout.me/gxsauravBlurring the difference of web & native apps with HTML5 and IE 9

2. Traditional app development

3. Cross platform development

4. New cross platform development= $$$

5. HTML5 based cloud connected app to rescue

6. Cloud app development

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8. Why HTML5?Easier to make web apps

9. Work like native apps.

10. Drag & drop

11. Video and Audio

12. Form control

13. Local Storage

14. Offline database storage

15. Drawing on Canvas

16. Geolocation

17. Offline app cache

18. WebSockets?==and more…http://html5demos.com/

19. They are already available

20. They look and work just like native appsHTML5 websiteNative Android app

21. Support for HTML5 Audio as well as Flash

22. Support for HTML5 Audio as well as Flash

23. Automatic scaling for devices

24. Native drag and drop of fileshttp://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/html-css-techniques/implementing-html5-drag-and-drop-new-premium-tutorial/

25. Native audio and videoPlayback controls available by default in IE 9

26. Flash to HTML5

27. Resolution & DPI independent images using Canvas, even games

28. WebSockets - Two way communication over TCPhttp://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/javascript-ajax/start-using-html5-websockets-today/

29. IE 9 makes web apps work like native app

30. IE 9 makes web apps work like native appOffice Web apps: Lightweight version of Microsoft Office

31. IE 9 gives Offline access to apps using AppCache & LocalStorage+No reloadingFaster responseOffline=http://www.html5rocks.com/tutorials/appcache/beginner/

32. IE 9 hardware accelerates HTML5

33. IE 9 hardware accelerates HTML5+=

34. Where to beginhttp://blogs.msdn.com/b/ie/http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/aa740469http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/gg252704