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[...] topics for this article: What Is HTML5 Exactly? Where Did HTML5 Come From? Semantic Markup Web Applications Mobile Web Development Making The Site Look Pretty How Is HTML5 Being Used As of This [...]

[...] as of this article, both of these things allow for the creation of browser-based games and web applications that can run without an internet connection. HTML5 Games reviews them very early on. The [...]

[...] Facebook from there. The good thing about native apps is they have more functionality than mobile web apps. The good thing about mobile web apps is that they’re less expensive to create than [...]

[...] mostly on the strength of his two books: High Performance Web Sites and Even Faster Websites. Paul Irish took the best tips from both of these books and applied them to the HTML5 Boilerplate build [...]

[...] and will be coming from some of the big names in web development: Brendan Eich, Lea Verou, Paul Irish, Steve Souders and many others. Here are the sessions I’m plan on attend, all of which [...]

[...] JavaScript basics and best practices first. 10 Things I Learned from the jQuery Source » Paul Irish walks you through the core JavaScript code behind the jQuery library, highlighting things like [...]

[...] of this takes time and browser resources, meaning all of this slows down a page…no good. Paul Irish discusses this in his most-recent how-to video, “HTML5, CSS3, and DOM Performance” [...]

[...] ), but because he couldn’t wait to see what the company would think of next. Being a web developer and making a blanket statement, I see two standout contributions from Jobs. And I have to go [...]

[...] just a matter of actually writing out the code. From there, I would just reference both the web developer and web author versions of the spec if I had questions. I would then look online if I needed [...]

[...] for business don’t have that much to do with HTML5. They are: Confirm that your web developer or agency will create your site with HTML5 semantic web standard markup: Most do, but double- [...]

[...] tips from both of these books and applied them to the HTML5 Boilerplate build script. 2) PPK Web developer Peter-Paul Koch, also known as PPK, is next on the speed guru list. He’s well-known for [...]

[...] PhoneGap, I’m just not a native app guy. But I am curious about how it works with jQuery Mobile. I think this session will be a “cool kids” one, which is absolutely fine with me. [...]

[...] . Let’s look at this list: What You Know After Learning Just jQuery jQuery jQuery UI jQuery Mobile And in terms of jQuery UI and jQuery Mobile, I’m being nice here. While you can apply [...]

[...] Sexton. jQuery creator John Resig appeared on the show in mid-2010, mostly discussing jQuery Mobile. Prior to jQ Mobile’s release, Resig did a boatload of mobile device research, [...]

[...] examples also use factory patterns and Object.prototype. Stuart Langridge: Secrets of JavaScript Closures (video) » Hilarious presentation from this UK-based developer. Excerpt from John [...]

[...] arrays are easy to pick up once you know how JavaScript’s module pattern works. And JavaScript closures introduce the idea of private, public and protected variables…major building blocks [...]

[...] list of premium training sessions: I’ll be attending “Breaking HTML5 limits on mobile JavaScript” with Maximiliano Firtman in the morning and “Writing robust Node.js [...]