Developing HTML5 Apps Jump Start (03b): Advanced Layout and Animation, Part 2
- Posted: Oct 28, 2012 at 11:00 PM
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In Part 2 of this module Michael Palermo and Jeremy Foster complete their coverage of the important areas of layout and animation. During the session, they cover Legacy layouts, Flexbox, Grid, Transforms, and Transitions and Animations.
Complete course outline for the Developing HTML5 Apps Jump Start:
- Module (01a): HTML5 Semantic Structure, Part 1
- Module (01b): HTML5 Semantic Structure, Part 2
- Module (02a): CSS Selectors and Style Properties, Part 1
- Module (02b): CSS Selectors and Style Properties, Part 2
- Module (03a): Advanced Layout and Animation, Part 1
- Module (03b): Advanced Layout and Animation, Part 2
- Module (04a): JavaScript Core Capabilities, Part 1
- Module (04b): JavaScript Core Capabilities, Part 2
- Module (05a): DOM Interactions, Part 1
- Module (05b): DOM Interactions, Part 2
- Module (06a): Advanced Topics, Part 1
- Module (06b): Advanced Topics, Part 2
This series of videos are a great way to help you prepare for Exam 70-480. Register now to take the Programming in HTML5 with JavaScript and CSS3 exam (70-480) exam. The promotion for the free exam using the promo code HTMLJMP is over, no new registrations will be accepted using the code. If you've already registered using the code then you're set.
If you want to learn how to apply these HTML5 skills to build your own Windows Store app, check out the Developing Windows Store Apps with HTML5 Jump Start.
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Great video. Thanks.
Very elevating and electrifying jump start!
good stuff guys, maybe next time the presenter can pump up the font size in vs? ctrl-+ maybe? so its easier to see.
a little lacking in the preparation there - you can indeed use radians:
transform: rotate(3.14rad)
you can also use the rather nifty "turn". 1turn = 360deg so:
transform: rotate(0.5turn) == transform: rotate(180deg) == transform: rotate(1.57rad)
of course I meant:
transform: rotate(180deg) == transform: rotate(3.141rad) :-)
moderator feel free to amend above post and delete this. It's been a long day :)
Güzel güzel. Thx guys very good just video quality very low some times
Really great job for new peoples.
Good course. Thanks
Liked the presentation and the content...
Looking forward to start coding...
Thanks so much for this presentation.. this makes me get passion again
Good course. Thanks
EXCELLENT COURSE
Excellent material. I hope you continue to post more.
"horizontal knowledge, generating vertical growth. "
Thank you for a great set of videos!
Very nice.Thanks so much ...
any promo codes still available , cuz its seems the one "HTMLJMP" has reached its limit.
Thanks
I'm trying to experiment with CodeShow in Win8. When I try to run the project from VS2012 I get the message that a packaged version is already installed, and the unpackaged version can't replace it.
I can't find the packaged version in "Add or Remove Programs", and it is not on the Start page.
Any ideas on how to clean this up so I can run CodeShow from VS2012?
Thanks.
@CCBates: This worked: Went to Windows Store, reinstalled CodeShow, then uninstalled it from the Start page. I can now run it from the debugger.
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