HTML 5

In this first lesson, Bob sets expectations and provides a brief overview of the upcoming series. Download the entire series source code.

Moving beyond the text, this lesson discusses how to give semantic meaning to the various elements of a web page using header, footer, aside, nave, h1 through h2, article, section, and more. Download the source code for Defining the Structure of Your Document

Laura & Paul are back in action and ready to bring you all the news that Microsofties are talking about. Hot stories this week include: Kinect plays with your Windows PhoneGamertags brought back to lifeLive Mesh hits big numbersDev Unplugged

Here is an introduction to a new Tower Defense game called Pirates Love Daisies. If you like TD games, I think it could keep you very busy over the holiday break. It was written by Grant Skinner at GSkinner.com. Grant is a Flash developer and this was his for project for HTML5. That's right, the…

This video looks toward new HTML5 form features used in Internet Explorer 10 and later. First up is a look at using new input elements and attributes for creating richer forms. Bob then demonstrates how built-in validation works and how it can reduce the amount of JavaScript required by web pages…

Scalable Vector Graphics, or SVG, has been a web standard for many years but has gained renewed interest after being included in the HTML5 specification. SVG allows you to define vector shapes using XML, and these shapes can even be styled with CSS and scripted with JavaScript. In this video, we…

    Not too long ago, a thread in the Coffeehouse was posted asking for your IE9 questions for Dean Hachamovitch, VP of Engineering for Internet Explorer. Thank you for asking such great questions, Niners! We didn't have time cover all of them, but we did manage to get…

Learn more about HTML 5, CSS 3, SVG, Fast JavaScript support coming in the Internet Explorer 9 platform. This session will include demos showcasing the latest code, providing you best practices to make your web application standards compliant, fast and interoperable cross browsers. Speaker:…

The Ai->Canvas plug-in enables Adobe® Illustrator® to export vector and bitmap artwork directly to an HTML5 canvas element that can be rendered in a canvas-enabled browser. The plug-in provides drawing, animation and coding options such as events so that you can build interactive, well-designed…

Handling Touch Inputs Across Device BrowersHere is the link to the awesome blog post by the IETeam on handling touch and mouse inputs across browsers:http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ie/archive/2011/10/19/handling-multi-touch-and-mouse-input-in-all-browsers.aspx Getting All the Page Flip CodeHere is a…