An introduction to html5 by Devs

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This is the presentation on HTML5, the newer version of HTML. I've discussed only the 5 new features of the HTML5 & they are 1.Canvas/SVG 2.Video 3.Geolocation 4.App cache & Database 5.Web Workers

Presentation On HTML5By: DebidattaRegd. No: 0711012073

What is HTML?Hyper Text Markup LanguageText: A sequential form of characters in human understandableformHyper Text: Which is not constrainedto be linear

What is Markup?Refers to the sequence of characters or other symbols That you insert at certain Place in a text or word processing file, which can be displayed.Often called as “TAGS”

HTML 5: A Chance to Do Things DifferentlyHTML 5: A Chance to Do Things DifferentlyHTML 5: A Chance to Do Things Differently: A Chance to Do Things Differently

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Until Recently, You Couldn’t Draw on the Web

The Usual Options Do This... VML Flash Silverlight

Provides user to draw any graphics in the webADVANTAGE:-The IMAGE in the .svg format doesn’t distort or pixilated.

Canvas ElementThe canvas element provides a straight and powerful way to draw arbitrary graphics in a web page using java script.

Advantage3-D view in the webBig in texture-Game GraphicsThe graphics loaded into the CPU in less than 10% time

When Canvas or SVG?SVG -> –High level–Import/Export–Easy UIs–Interactive–Medium Animation–Tree of objectsCanvas -> –Low level–No mouse interaction–High Animation–JS Centric–More Bookkeeping–Pixels

HTML 5 Support Chrome Firefox Safari Operacanvas/SVGvideogeolocationapp cachedatabaseworkers

Video is Complicated, and Outside Your Control

What’s about videoVideo in the browser is tough today because it’s about plug-ins. Now a new video tag.

YouTube running entirely using the video tag .No Flash required. HTML 5 Support Chrome Firefox Safari Operacanvas/SVGvideogeolocationapp cachedatabaseworkers

Life’s Better with LocationPlaces2.8 miSocialAdsCRMGamesPhotos2.1 mi1.1 mi500 ft20 ft75 ft

But GPS & IP aren’t good enough…Too slowToo constrainedToo fuzzy

GeolocationAll apps could be better with geolocation. Cell ID and WiFi solve the problem of getting the data.

They’ve mapped really the entire world. Again all the browsers but IE support this now. ...And Browsers Are Now Location-Enabled

Web cache & DatabaseStore what you need locally to make applications faster.

// database andapp cache storeuser data andapp resourceslocally

A More Powerful Web == More Powerful Apps

But More Power == More ResponsibilityI will not hose the browser with JavaScriptI will not hose the browser with JavaScriptI will not hose the browser with JavaScriptI will not hose the browser with JavaScriptI will not hose the browser with JavaScriptI will not hose the browser with JavaScript

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1. Presentation On HTML5By: DebidattaRegd. No: 0711012073

2. What is HTML?Hyper Text Markup LanguageText: A sequential form of characters in human understandableformHyper Text: Which is not constrainedto be linear

3. What is Markup?Refers to the sequence of characters or other symbols That you insert at certain Place in a text or word processing file, which can be displayed.Often called as “TAGS”

4. Geolocation Graphics Speed Storage

5. HTML 5: A Chance to Do Things DifferentlyHTML 5: A Chance to Do Things DifferentlyHTML 5: A Chance to Do Things Differently: A Chance to Do Things Differently

6. Canvas/ Video Geolocation App Cache & WebSVG Database Workers

7. Until Recently, You Couldn’t Draw on the Web

8. Graphics are not Interactive

9. The Usual Options Do This... VML Flash Silverlight

10. What is SVG?Scalable Vector Graphics

11. Provides user to draw any graphics in the webADVANTAGE:-The IMAGE in the .svg format doesn’t distort or pixilated.

12. Canvas ElementThe canvas element provides a straight and powerful way to draw arbitrary graphics in a web page using java script.

13. Advantage3-D view in the webBig in texture-Game GraphicsThe graphics loaded into the CPU in less than 10% time

14. When Canvas or SVG?SVG -> –High level–Import/Export–Easy UIs–Interactive–Medium Animation–Tree of objectsCanvas -> –Low level–No mouse interaction–High Animation–JS Centric–More Bookkeeping–Pixels

15. HTML 5 Support Chrome Firefox Safari Operacanvas/SVGvideogeolocationapp cachedatabaseworkers

16. Canvas/ Video Geolocation App Cache & WebSVG Database Workers

17. Video is Complicated, and Outside Your Control

18. // HTML 5 makes<video> as easyas <img>

19. What’s about videoVideo in the browser is tough today because it’s about plug-ins. Now a new video tag.

20. YouTube running entirely using the video tag .No Flash required. HTML 5 Support Chrome Firefox Safari Operacanvas/SVGvideogeolocationapp cachedatabaseworkers

21. Canvas/ Video Geolocation App Cache & WebSVG Database Workers

22. Life’s Better with LocationPlaces2.8 miSocialAdsCRMGamesPhotos2.1 mi1.1 mi500 ft20 ft75 ft

23. But GPS & IP aren’t good enough…Too slowToo constrainedToo fuzzy

24. GeolocationAll apps could be better with geolocation. Cell ID and WiFi solve the problem of getting the data.

25. They’ve mapped really the entire world. Again all the browsers but IE support this now. ...And Browsers Are Now Location-Enabled

26. HTML 5 Support Chrome Firefox Safari Operacanvas/SVGvideogeolocationapp cachedatabaseworkers

27. Canvas/ Video Geolocation App Cache & WebSVGDatabase Workers

28. Web cache & DatabaseStore what you need locally to make applications faster.

29. // database andapp cache storeuser data andapp resourceslocally

30. Web Apps Need to Work Everywhere

31. Database

32. HTML 5 Support Chrome Firefox Safari Operacanvas/SVGvideogeolocationapp cachedatabaseworkers

33. Canvas/ Video Geolocation App Cache & Web SVG Database Workers

34. A More Powerful Web == More Powerful Apps

35. But More Power == More ResponsibilityI will not hose the browser with JavaScriptI will not hose the browser with JavaScriptI will not hose the browser with JavaScriptI will not hose the browser with JavaScriptI will not hose the browser with JavaScriptI will not hose the browser with JavaScript

36. HTML 5 Support Chrome Firefox Safari Operacanvas/SVGvideogeolocationapp cachedatabaseworkers

37. QUESTIONS

Editor's Notes

#5: So why web & why HTML5?
#6: 4 basics objective of modern web techs?
#13: Normal bit
#14: <Scriptable image tag>Can use java script to draw2D & 3D context r used…

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