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• What is html5 canvas?

  - by Dan

  I'm a little confused to what html5 canvas is. I've been told it is javascript, but it seems to be a much bigger deal? What makes it different than javascript? Why is it so amazing? Does it do other things than javascript? Thanks, Dan

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• Adobe lance un outil expérimental de conversion de Flash vers l'HTML5, « Wallaby » est disponible gratuitement pour Windows et Mac

  Adobe lance « Wallaby », un outil expérimental de conversion de Flash vers l'HTML5 Pour Windows et Mac OS Adobe vient de sortir une préversion de « Wallaby », un outil expérimental de conversion des fichiers sources Flash (.FLA) en des ensembles de fichiers HTML5, SVG, CSS, images et JavaScript pouvant fonctionner sans la présence du lecteur Adobe Player. Comme cas d'utilisation, on pense tout de suite à l'iOS d'Apple où Flash est toujours le grand absent malgré les tentatives réitérées d'Adobe, chaque fois

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• La neuvième bêta de Firefox 4 intègrera IndexedDB, un sous-ensemble de l'HTML5 pour le stockage de données côté client

  La neuvième bêta de Firefox intègrera IndexedDB Un sous-ensemble de l'HTML5 pour le stockage de données côté client Mise à jour du 14/11/2011 par Idelways La fondation Mozilla vient de prendre la décision d'intégrer son implémentation du sous-composant de l'HTML5 IndexedDB à la neuvième bêta de Firefox 4 qui sortira dans les jours qui viennent. IndexedDB est une ébauche de standard (encore au stade de brouillon auprès du W3C) qui devrait munir le navigateur d'une bases de données locale pouvant garder d'importantes quantités d'informations sous forme de valeurs simples ou d'objets hiérarchisés. Ave...

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• HTML5 : version finale pour 2014, un report est nécessaire pour développer une suite de tests d'interopérabilité d'après le WC3

  HTML5 : version finale pour 2014 Un report est nécessaire pour développer une suite de tests d'interopérabilité d'après le WC3 Mise à jour du 15/02/2011 par Idelways L'HTML5 ne sera pas prêt avant 2014 d'après la nouvelle charte de son groupe de travail aux W3C, le consortium en charge des spécifications sur lequel s'appuiera le futur du développement Web. Le standard ouvert devrait atteindre le stade du « dernier appel » (Last Call) en mai prochain, une étape charnière qui correspond à la satisfaction des exigences techniques. Les communautés des développeurs seront dès lors appelées à commenter les spéci...

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• Atari sort des versions Web en HTML5 de ses titres d'arcades cultes avec l'équipe d'Internet Explorer 10 : Pong, Lunar Lander, etc.

  Les jeux d'arcade d'Atari s'ouvrent au Web avec HTML5 et Internet Explorer 10 grâce au partenariat de l'éditeur avec Microsoft A moins de deux mois de la sortie de la version finale d'Internet Explorer 10, Microsoft saisit une fois de plus l'occasion de mettre en avant les nouveautés du navigateur, surtout en ce qui concerne le support du HTML5 et la navigation tactile. Après des travaux pour le port de Pulse, le service d'actualités qui rassemble l'essentiel de la presse écrite, des blogs et sites d'actualités au travers d'une large sélection de f...

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• HTML5 : version finale pour 2014, un report est nécessaire pour développer une suite de tests d'interopérabilité d'après le W3C

  HTML5 : version finale pour 2014 Un report est nécessaire pour développer une suite de tests d'interopérabilité d'après le WC3 Mise à jour du 15/02/2011 par Idelways L'HTML5 ne sera pas prêt avant 2014 d'après la nouvelle charte de son groupe de travail aux W3C, le consortium en charge des spécifications sur lequel s'appuiera le futur du développement Web. Le standard ouvert devrait atteindre le stade du « dernier appel » (Last Call) en mai prochain, une étape charnière qui correspond à la satisfaction des exigences techniques. Les communautés des développeurs seront dès lors appelées à commenter les spéci...

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• Netflix continue sa transition de Silverlight vers HTML5, Safari dans OS X Yosemite permet de lire le streaming vidéo sans plugin

  Netflix continue sa transition de Silverlight vers HTML5 Safari dans OS X Yosemite permet de lire le streaming vidéo sans pluginUtilisant depuis plusieurs années Silverlight de Microsoft pour offrir le streaming vidéo pour les navigateurs Web sur PC et Mac, Netflix, le géant américain de la vidéo à la demande et du streaming sur Internet, avait annoncé il y a un an son intention d'abandonner Silverlight pour le HTML5.La société avait été freinée dans son élan par le manque de support de la lecture...

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• Intel publie XDK HTML5, un outil libre de développement d'applications mobiles cross-platform, disposant d'un émulateur des OS populaires

  Intel publie XDK HTML5 un outil de développement d'applications mobiles cross-platform, disposant d'un émulateur des OS populairesIntel : un nom que beaucoup auraient du mal à associer au développement d'applications, et ce, même ci des projets comme OpenCV (Open computer Vision) ont été initié par la firme. En effet, le géant américain n'est reconnu pour la plupart que grâce aux puces qu'il produit.Détrompez-vous ! Intel est aussi engagé dans le développement d'applications mobiles multiplateformes comme le prouve son nouveau kit de développement « XDK HTML5 ». Ce dernier est libre et téléchargeabl...

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• NetBeans 7.4 : support du JDK 8, nouvelles fonctionnalités HTML5 et développement mobile pour Android et iOS, l'EDI open source sort

  NetBeans 7.4 : support du JDK 8, nouvelles fonctionnalités HTML5, optimisation des performances et développement mobile pour Android et iOS l'EDI open source sortNetBeans, l'environnent de développement polyglotte open source franchi un nouveau cap. Oracle vient de publier la version finale de NetBeans 7.4, qui offre un support amélioré du développement mobile.Cette version apporte comme nouveautés phares :le développement HTML5 pour la création d'applications Android et iOS la prise en charge...

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• Javascript Uncaught Error: INDEX_SIZE_ERR: DOM Exception 1

  - by Travis

  The site is: http://www.clubloc.com/ And it works in firefox but not in google chrome. Internet explorer also has problems but thats pretty much a given when using HTML5 Canvas. Anyways I'm trying to figure out why it throws the error: Uncaught Error: INDEX_SIZE_ERR: DOM Exception 1 When the arrays clearly have all those elements, I even logged their size and it says 100. Any help/guidance would be greatly appreciated.

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• Ogg (theora / vorbis) playback in Firefox 3.6

  - by Sirber

  I have this html5 code, with a MP4 for Chrome (working), an OGG for Firefox (failing) and the same ogg via a java applet for Internet Explorer (working): <video width="848" height="480" controls="controls" autoplay="true" <source src="vernissage_cpal_2009.mp4" type="video/mp4" / <source src="vernissage_cpal_2009.ogv" type="video/ogg" / <applet code="com.fluendo.player.Cortado.class" archive="http://theora.org/cortado.jar" width="848" height="480" <param name="url" value="vernissage_cpal_2009.ogv" / </applet </video Firefox display a gray box with a X inside it. The file "vernissage_cpal_2009.ogv" also plays well inside normal media player, like VLC.

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• Column layout in HTML(5)/CSS

  - by Josh P.

  Is there a way in HTML5/CSS to have the columns layed out as shown below, and still have the text flow correctly? ###### ###### # C1 # # C2 # # # # # ###### ###### ###### ###### # C3 # # C4 # # # # # ###### ###### ###### ###### # C5 # # C6 # # # # # ###### ######

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• Javascript audio/video element control volume programmatically?

  - by Andy Atkinson

  Flash has an API to control the volume for a Sound object. Can volume be controlled like this currently or is there support planned for <audio> or <video> html5 elements?

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• Is geocoding possible with a phone that's not GPS enabled?

  - by Aaron

  For instance, can I visit a website and get the location that way? I know you can do it with HTML5, but will that work on phones?

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• Rounded corners?

  - by adam

  When converting PSD's into html or even html5 and css, how much more difficult is it to round the corners and make those corners consistent across all browsers especially IE. Assuming the corners were rounded with code not images.

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• Adding h.264 <video> support to XULRunner

  - by oskar

  Like Firefox, XULRunner only ships with support for ogg (and soon, webm) in the HTML5 video tag. Is there a relatively simple way to add h.264 support to it for all three major platforms? Perhaps a compilation flag, or a plugin I can add to it?

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• Rails 3 Authenticity Token

  - by matsko

  Does anyone know how the authenticity token is managed in rails 3? With all the unobtrusive javascript rails 3 articles showing how the html5 data attributes are used I don't see the authenticity token anywhere.

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• Is there a way to keep two videos synchronized in a webpage without plugins?

  - by Jared

  Is there a way to use two HTML5 video tags on a page and keep the videos synchronized? Meaning that if the first video is at 15.2 seconds then the second video is at 15.2 seconds? I've looked around and found SMIL but it looks like that only works in IE. I also tried to implement something of my own with jQuery and jMediaElement but there appears to be a lot of cases where the videos can get out of sync. Has this been done before?

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• Adding a mini admin to a webpage.

  - by DADU

  Hello Picture this: you are creating a little module that people can incorporate into their website easily, for example, a little contact form. It would consist of a PHP file that outputs some HTML, a Javascript file (ajax etc.), a CSS file and a CSS skin. Now the person who doesn't know much about coding wants to integrate it on a webpage (website/index.php). We could do this with three rules of code: <link rel="stylesheet" href="module/css/module.css" /> <script src="module/js/module.js"></script> <?php require_once 'module/module.php'; ?> There's no doubt this part is questionable, right? Now when we want to add an admin for this little module, there are two options: Accessing the admin via an extra URL like website/module/admin.php and after authentication, displaying a page where the person can do all the settings. The person then goes back to index.php to see the results. Enabling the admin via an extra URL like website/module/admin.php and after authentication, redirecting back to index.php. The person can now edit the module directly (HTML5 contenteditable) and see changes live, on the webpage where everybody else will see it when the person saves the changes. Option 2 has a couple of advantages: The person doesn't have to toggle between admin and index.php. The person can see directly how it's looking at the webpage it's integrated in. The person probably feels like the module is more part of the webpage/website. Of course option 2 has some disadvantages too: Not everything works well editing it inline. The person would need to have an HTML5 compliant browser. Probably some more I can't think of right now. Now I have a few concerns that's I can't seem to see a clear answer to. How would we let the person integrate the admin on their webpage? The admin files only need to be included in index.php if the person has choosen to edit the module via the url (website/module/admin.php). But how can we do this if we have a admin.css file that belongs in the head section, an admin.php file that goes into the body, and another admin.js file that's included at the end of the body? How would we know the file that admin.php needs to redirect back to, after authentication? index.php could be any webpage with any name. Any real life website/web apps examples using this principle are welcome too. If there's something unclear, I am glad to add additional info.

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• Is there a path of least resistance that a newcomer to graphics-technology-adoption can take at this point in the .NET graphics world?

  - by Rao

  For the past 5 months or so, I've spent time learning C# using Andrew Troelsen's book and getting familiar with stuff in the .NET 4 stack... bits of ADO.NET, EF4 and a pinch of WCF to taste. I'm really interested in graphics development (not for games though), which is why I chose to go the .NET route when I decided choose from either Java or .NET to learn... since I heard about WPF and saw some sexy screenshots and all. I'm even almost done with the 4 WPF chapters in Troelsen's book. Now, all of a sudden I saw some post on a forum about how "WPF was dead" in the face of something called Silverlight. I searched more and saw all the confusion going on at present... even stuff like "Silverlight is dead too!" wrt HTML5. From what I gather, we are in a delicate period of time that will eventually decide which technology will stabilize, right? Even so, as someone new moving into UI & graphics development via .NET, I wish I could get some guidance from people more experienced people. Maybe I'm reading too much? Maybe I have missed some pieces of information? Maybe a path exists that minimizes tears of blood? In any case, here is a sample vomiting of my thoughts on which I'd appreciate some clarification or assurance or spanking: My present interest lies in desktop development. But on graduating from college, I wish to market myself as a .NET developer. The industry seems to be drooling for web stuff. Can Silverlight do both equally well? (I see on searches that SL works "out of browser"). I have two fair-sized hobby projects planned that will have hawt UIs with lots of drag n drop, sliding animations etc. These are intended to be desktop apps that will use reflection, database stuff using EF4, networking over LAN, reading-writing of files... does this affect which graphics technology can be used? At some laaaater point, if I become interested in doing a bit of 3D stuff in .NET, will that affect which technologies can be used? Or what if I look up to the heavens, stick out my middle finger, and do something crazy like go learn HTML5 even though my knowledge of it can be encapsulated in 2 sentences? Sorry I seem confused so much, I just want to know if there's a path of least resistance that a newcomer to graphics-technology-adoption can take at this point in the graphics world.

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• HTML custom tags: pros & cons

  - by o_O Tync

  I'd like to use some semantic HTML tags instead of <div>s: <article>, <product>, <footer> etc. Some of them are already presented in the upcoming HTML5, however, it's not fully supported. Which are the possible cons I might face when Rendering? Using CSS, JS? The one I remember is: IE6 can't clone tags it doesn't know.

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• How to bind to localStorage change event using jQuery for all browsers?

  - by David Glenn

  How do I bind a function to the HTML5 localStorage change event using jQuery? $(function () { $(window).bind('storage', function (e) { alert('storage changed'); }); localStorage.setItem('a', 'test'); }); I've tried the above but the alert is not showing. Update: It works in Firefox 3.6 but it doesn't work in Chrome 8 or IE 8 so the question should be more 'How to bind to localStorage change event using jQuery for all browsers?'

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• Storing data in HTML, javascript book, articles recommendations.

  - by michael

  I'm looking for articles or books that discuss schemes and techniques adopted by pro javascript developers to store and organize data with html tags. In other words, how to emulate xml data storage with html as semantically as possible. Some various solutions that I've seen mentioned in passing are custom DTD, custom attributes with xhtml, early adoption of html5 and its data- attribute. Now, I'm looking for some tangible material that goes in depth with these concepts.

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• How to popup a jquery window to play youtube video?

  - by WinFXGuy

  I need this video to play automatically. It would be nice, this code can play videos from other sources like yahoo etc.. Is it also possible to use HTML5, instead of jquery?

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• ASP.net canvas server control

  - by Pierreten

  I was wondering if anyone has come up with an ASP.net server tag for the HTML5 canvas? I was thinking of something where I could declaritively define paths, curves; etc in the aspx markup, and the control would deliver the js to do this (perhaps with support for browser detection, and delivery of an emulation script for IE browsers.) Maybe a good idea for a Codeplex project for me to start up?

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