Mobile JavaScript Development
Published August 19th, 2010 Under Javascript | Leave a Comment
Nikolai Onken makes a case for HTML, JavaScript and CSS developing for mobile devices by presenting the status of mobile cross-device development, opportunities it brings and future prospects. He also presents Dojo, an open source JavaScript toolkit to build web applications.
http://www.infoq.com/presentations/Mobile-JavaScript-Development
GWT + HTML5 Can Do What?!
Published August 11th, 2010 Under AJAX, Open Source Tools | Leave a Comment
This session show how can you take advantage of new HTML5 features in your GWT applications in the form of demos. We’ll cover examples of how to use Canvas for advanced graphics, CSS3 features, Web Workers, and more within your Google Web Toolkit applications.
Elastic CSS Advanced Tips
Published May 5th, 2010 Under General | Leave a Comment
This screencast shows how to use some of the advanced features in Elastic CSS Framework like Column Supercharge, Adaptive Columns, Centering, Liquid Layouts, Advanced Column Techniques (mixing fixed, elastic and automagic columns). Elastic is a simple CSS framework to layout web-based interfaces, based on the printed layout techniques of 4 columns but with capabilities to unlimited column combinations. and capacity to make elastic, fixed and liquid layout easily.
JavaScript in the age of HTML5 and CSS3 by Faruk Ates
Published January 29th, 2010 Under General, Javascript | Leave a Comment
Browsers are slowly implementing bits and pieces of HTML 5 and CSS 3. What does this mean for JavaScript? For years, JavaScript authors have created tools and libraries that supplement older browsers with the technologies of modern ones, but the landscape is changing. What are these things that are slowly rendering a useful part of the JavaScript world obsolete, and why is that a good thing for JavaScript authors? Faruk Ate? gives you the answers this JSConf Berlin 2009 talk.
PhoneGap: Mobile Applications with HTML, CSS and JavaScript
Published January 26th, 2010 Under Javascript, Open Source Tools | Leave a Comment
Brian LeRoux presents PhoneGap, a mobile web framework for creating phone applications using just HTML, CSS and JavaScript without having to program in phone’s native language, Objective C, Java or C++. PhoneGap is open source and currently works on IPhone, Android and Blackberry, supporting features like: geo-location, vibration, accelerometer, sound and contacting support.
http://www.infoq.com/presentations/PhoneGap-Mobile-Applications-with-HTML-CSS-JavaScript
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