the Editor / HTML 5 Reference / No Comments
HTML5 is an exciting and powerful standard for the development of advanced web pages. It offers the ability for web designers to integrate many convenient and flexible features into their web pages and greatly enhances the enjoyment and effectiveness of these sites. However it can be complicated and somewhat difficult to implement. There are some [...]
the Editor / HTML 5 templates / 1 Comment
Whether you like the standard or not, HTML5 seems to be gaining a great deal of popularity and support. The upcoming Window 8 program will provide extensive support for HTML5. But it can be challenging and sometimes difficult to produce sites which are compatible with HTML5. To help with this situation, there are tools to [...]
the Editor / General / 3 Comments
HTML5 is exciting and anyone who builds web pages is looking forward to implementing these new tags into their sites. HTML5 audio tags are definitely one of the ones on the list meant to make life much easier for both webmasters and end users. Until now there has never been a standard audio player for [...]
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One of the most exciting buzz these days in web circles is about HTML5 and specifically video on HTML5. HTML5 video tag has solved the age old problem site owners and designers face on how to best embed video on websites. Prior to the new HTML5 video tag you basically had two options for embedding [...]
the Editor / General / 13 Comments
All the buzz these days when seems to be about HTML5. Web designers and techies everywhere have very strong feelings about HTML5 and either love it or hate it depending on who you talk to. First let’s take a look at what HTML5 actually is and what it is used for. HTML is a markup [...]
the Editor / Examples / 1 Comment
The site Lutz Roeder’s HTML5 Samples contains three code samples, all written in JavaScript using the HTML5 canvas element. The source is available via GitHub. The most complex of the samples is Textor, a text editor with syntax highlighting. Instead of editing the text using the HTML DOM, Textor renders text directly into a HTML5 [...]
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I’m very glad the folks of HTML 5 Tutorials give me the chance to show you the HTML5-based model viewer app my company developed. I work for Software AG (in business since 1969!), which you might know from the SOA infrastructure market with our webMethods and CentraSite products. We also market a complete suite for [...]
the Editor / News / 2 Comments
There has been a fair amount of press concerning the new HTML5 standard and how it may impact video playback and rich web content as an alternative to Flash. HTML5 is supposed to be more efficient than Flash in terms of processing load. The testing is inconclusive but one area where HTML5 seems to be [...]
the Editor / News / 15 Comments
The manner in which most videos are currently played through browsers these days is through a Flash plugin. This works pretty well but Flash unfortunately requires a lot of computing power. A new web standard HTML5 is trying to change that. HTML5 has been designed with audio and video codecs which should take less processing [...]
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In August of last year, Youtube introduced a video player which uses the HTML5 video tags. If your browser can support this video tag and the YouTube video you want to use doesn’t include captions, annotations and doesn’t show ads, you’ll be able to watch this video in YouTube’s HTML5 player. Here are some highlights [...]