HTML 5 - that's what you need to know today!

  • Date: April 27, 2011 from 10:45AM to 12:00PM
  • Day 2
  • TD019
  • Speakers: Ingo Rammer

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With Version 9 of Internet Explorer, Microsoft has set out to deliver one of the most standards-compliant  browsers to date. In this code-heavy session, Ingo will show you what HTML 5 (the driving force behind most of today's browser development) offers today and how you can take advantage of client-side storage of data, offline caching of web applications, canvas-based drawing, embedded microdata, semantic information, and corresponding extension to input elements. You will learn how to detect the various browsers' support for different features in your application and will also hear about advanced features like web workers and web sockets which will allow tomorrow's browsers to create user-friendly environments which can rival today's desktop applications in a cross-platform way.

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