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Featured 1 year agoMolly Holzschlag at Future of Web Apps Miami 2010
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Sencha Touch Introduction
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Featured 1 year agoSee more at: http://www.sencha.com/products/touch/
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Demo: Using OS X's VoiceOver for Accessibility Testing
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Featured 1 year agoA brief demo on setting up and using Apple's VoiceOver application for accessibility testing.
jQTouch — jQuery Conference 2010
My presentation from the 2010 jQuery Conference. Covers a bit of WebKit, emerging standards, and an overview of jQTouch.
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Flash Player 10.1 on Google Nexus One
Thibault Imbert and Michael Chaize demonstrate the power of the new Flash PLayer 10.1 on the Google Nexus One. I apologize for my bad battery management shooting the video. For those who wants to see how the battery reacts playing Flash content on the Google Nexus One, please check that blog post: http://www.flashmobileblog.com/2010/02/24/battery-performance-with-flash-player-10-1-on-nexus-one/ And my personal answer: http://www.vimeo.com/9724682
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Tantek Çelik on Microformats and the Webz
Tantek Çelik sat down for a chat with Lachy about the current state of microformats on the Web, taking a look at which microformats are in use on some high profile sites, and others that are currently under development. He also discusses his proposed alternative for the highly controversial profile attribute from HTML4.01, now absent from HTML5.
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Downloadify: 30 Second Overview
Downloadify is an Open Source JavaScript + Flash component that can be used to create downloadable files without a round trip to the server. More information: http://downloadify.info
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jQuery Mobile: Building Tools for a Changing Web | Scott Jehl, Mobilism 2011
Scott Jehl of the jQuery Mobile team presents the challenges and philosophy of the jQuery Mobile Framework: a mobile-first JavaScript toolkit that uses progressive enhancement to embrace features of the latest browsers while maintaining universal accessibility for the many ways in which people use the web today. The session will cover the basic use cases and features of the framework, with a candid discussion of the challenges, decisions, influences, and even missteps encountered in the process of building a mobile web framework as our definition of "mobile" continues to evolve.
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HTML5 video accessibility and the WebVTT file format - Audio Described
An introduction into the WebVTT (Web Video Text Tracks) file format and how it is used to provide captions, subtitles and text video descriptions for HTML5 video. WebVTT is a simple line-based file format, which is currently in development at the WHATWG and under consideration for native implementation in the major browsers using the HTML5 element. The slides from this talk are available: http://html5videoguide.net/presentations/WebVTT/ This is the audio described version. For the original, see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RoYvr-KXvLsPublished 10 months ago
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Pizza Digitale
Mit Speck fängt man Mäuse, mit Pizza digitale Kreative. Um das Digital-Team am Hamburger Standort zu erweitern, setzte Scholz & Friends auf eine außergewöhnliche Recruiting-Kampagne. Wir suchen übrigens weiterhin digitale Kreative! Wer Appetit bekommen hat, wendet sich bitte an daniela.bartelt@s-f.comPublished 10 months ago
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Linux.conf.au 2011: The Latest and Coolest with HTML5 Video
I gave a talk at LCA 2011 in Brisbane about some of the things that I have learnt and code I have developed during writing my book, see http://www.amazon.com/Definitive-Guide-HTML5-Video/dp/1430230908/ . The talk announcement: The new HTML 5 specification continues to change - a particularly large number of changes are still happening for audio and video. Not just that we were provided with a new open codec format called WebM which didn't really change any functionality, but may eventually lead to a common baseline codec. But just in July 2010 features for accessibility and a new caption format called WebSRT have been introduced. Also, a new video API is being discussed that will expose analytics about the video performance, e.g. the number of dropped frames, the download rate, and the playback rate. Lastly, a audio data API is proposed that allows the programmer to access raw audio data and do cool thing such as frequency analysis. I will provide a brief introduction to the new HTML5 video and audio elements, their JavaScript API and already standardized and available functionality in modern Web Browsers, such as pixel manipulation through the Canvas or the application of SVG filters to videos. Then I will show some cool demos of what will be possible once the newer features are standardized and rolled out. This talk will contain lots of "bling", i.e. lots of visual and aural demonstrations, but there will also be technical content at the level required by more or less hard-core Web developers. Do not expect a kernel talk from this though. For slides see: http://blog.gingertech.net/2011/01/27/html5-video-presentations-at-lca-2011/ Creative Commons licensed http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ by Linux AustraliaPublished 11 months ago
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Paul Irish on HTML5 Boilerplate
HTML5 Boilerplate is a "rock-solid defualt for HTML5 awesome." In this video, Paul Irish, the man behind the project will show you how you can use HTML5 Boilerplate to get your projects up and running quickly while keeping best practices covered. Paul will start with an overview of HTML5 Boilerplate before diving into some examples and demos to give you a feel for how you can jumpstart your next project with HTML5 Boilerplate. ** Head over to http://marakana.com to learn more about HTML5 and open source development **Published 11 months ago
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Makinde Adeagbo - Primer: Facebook's 2k of JavaScript to power (almost) all interactions
Makinde Adeagbo - JSConf 2010
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Paul Rouget on Mixing the web! (Mozilla Summit 2010)
Pretty awesome demo about mixing HTML5, CSS3, WebGL, websockets... etc. Must see.Published 1 year ago
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Sencha Touch Introduction
See more at: http://www.sencha.com/products/touch/
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Linux.conf.au 2011: The Latest and Coolest with HTML5 Video
I gave a talk at LCA 2011 in Brisbane about some of the things that I have learnt and code I have developed during writing my book, see http://www.amazon.com/Definitive-Guide-HTML5-Video/dp/1430230908/ . The talk announcement: The new HTML 5 specification continues to change - a particularly large number of changes are still happening for audio and video. Not just that we were provided with a new open codec format called WebM which didn't really change any functionality, but may eventually lead to a common baseline codec. But just in July 2010 features for accessibility and a new caption format called WebSRT have been introduced. Also, a new video API is being discussed that will expose analytics about the video performance, e.g. the number of dropped frames, the download rate, and the playback rate. Lastly, a audio data API is proposed that allows the programmer to access raw audio data and do cool thing such as frequency analysis. I will provide a brief introduction to the new HTML5 video and audio elements, their JavaScript API and already standardized and available functionality in modern Web Browsers, such as pixel manipulation through the Canvas or the application of SVG filters to videos. Then I will show some cool demos of what will be possible once the newer features are standardized and rolled out. This talk will contain lots of "bling", i.e. lots of visual and aural demonstrations, but there will also be technical content at the level required by more or less hard-core Web developers. Do not expect a kernel talk from this though. For slides see: http://blog.gingertech.net/2011/01/27/html5-video-presentations-at-lca-2011/ Creative Commons licensed http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ by Linux AustraliaPublished 11 months ago
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Paul Irish on HTML5 Boilerplate
HTML5 Boilerplate is a "rock-solid defualt for HTML5 awesome." In this video, Paul Irish, the man behind the project will show you how you can use HTML5 Boilerplate to get your projects up and running quickly while keeping best practices covered. Paul will start with an overview of HTML5 Boilerplate before diving into some examples and demos to give you a feel for how you can jumpstart your next project with HTML5 Boilerplate. ** Head over to http://marakana.com to learn more about HTML5 and open source development **Published 11 months ago
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