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Get flash to fully experience Pearltrees
Du cercle au graphe circulaire, avec Canvas et JavaScript
This week Mozilla is in London at the Mozilla Festival 2012 . A year ago at last year’s Festival, we released Popcorn.js 1.0 , and with it a way for filmmakers, journalists, artists, and bloggers to integrate audio and video into web experiences. Popcorn has since become one of the most popular ways to build time-based media experiences for the web. It has proven to be uniquely powerful for bespoke web demos, films, visualizations, etc. This year, we’ve come to the Mozilla Festival with an even bigger 1.0 release: Popcorn Maker 1.0 .
Popcorn Maker 1.0 released – how it works
What you are reading is an ebook experiment. It is built to showcase the power of modern web standards with interactive electronic texts. Everything you see is done with HTML, CSS and Javascript; bundled into book form with open source tools. Read by scrolling down through each chapter or using the navigation footer at the bottom of the screen. This book is an EverBook , my term for a book which is complete but will continue to be updated.
HTML Canvas Deep Dive
Utiliser le stockage local dans des applications mobiles avec HTML 5 | Le Torréfacteur Java
Accélérez vos applications mobiles avec le stockage local standardisé Résumé: Un des apports les plus utiles de HTML 5 est la standardisation du stockage local. Enfin, les développeurs web vont pouvoir arrêter d'essayer de faire tenir toutes les données côté client dans des cookies de 4Ko. Désormais il est possible de stocker de grosses quantités de données sur le client avec une API simple.Native Fullscreen JavaScript API (plus jQuery plugin) | John Dyer's Code
HTML5 <video> is great, but when it was first released, one of the big complaints was that it couldn’t do true FullScreen like Flash. Thankfully, this is changing and native FullScreen support is coming to most browsers in the next few months ( no word from the Internet Explorer team Update on IE below #5)) The API is still heavily in flux especially since the W3C joined in this week. I spent some time working through the differences to implement FullScreen in MediaElement.js HTML5 video player , and it’s working great in Safari 5.1+, Chrome Canary Chrome 15+, or Firefox Nightly (go to about:config and set full-screen-api.enabled= true) and scheduled for Firefox 10 . Below I’m going to try to explain how things evolved, where we are today, and then some code that you can play with.01. var canvas; 02. var ctx; 04. var images = [
Comment créer un color picker sur image avec du HTML5 Canvas
Useful HTML5/CSS3 Snippets
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HTML5 File Uploads with jQuery
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