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This document provides a brief overview of HTML5, including what it is (HTML + CSS + JS), how it can be used (various multimedia elements and offline applications), who uses it (web developers and browsers), examples of its use, and how it compares to other technologies like Flash.
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The <p> element defines a paragraph
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Fii Practic Frontend BeeNear - laborator 1
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- 2. html5 ≈ html + css + js a language that denotes structure how you can use it • canvas elements • video elements • audio elements • offline web applications • geoloaction • cross document messaging • WYSIWYG • Cascading Style Sheet inclusion • text on canvas • form features • inline svg (scalable vector graphics) in html HTML a brief overview
- 3. who uses it? rs pe ion elo at ev lic d eb w eb a s pp w & elop er d ev HTML a brief overview
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- 5. “the competitor” and how they differ • used in web, advertising and gaming Really shines in: • corporate level of rich media & leaning solutions Potential for mobile, but really has not proven itself yet HTML a brief overview
- 6. “the competitor” and how they differ part 2 • Flash is an application in itself • Uses ActionScript (Language of its own) • Creates seperate .swf (little executables) • HTML is a language, or a combination of several • Works inside of web page and programs • Easily integrates with web HTML a brief overview
- 7. sources Special Thanks to: • Mashable • Wikipedia (linked from Mashable) • W3C • HTMLRocks.com • Focus HTML a brief overview