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I sure this is nothing special but I thought I would share. I’ve been play around with jQuery and wanted to build an easy way to open a new browser window with a certain size for multiple links. Below is what I came up with. Click on the links below to see a simple demo. View Tutorial other link with samples
Part 1: HTML5 Canvas Basic Tutorials Introduction Posted on October 30th, 2010 by Eric Rowell Welcome to Basic Tutorials! In these tutorials we’ll focus on the fundamental drawing capabilities of the HTML5 Canvas, including line and curve drawing, path drawing, shape drawing, gradients, patterns, images, and text. HTML5 Canvas Basic Tutorials Prerequisites All you need to get started with Basic Tutorials is a modern browser such as Google Chrome, Firefox, [ Read More ]
In this tutorial I’ll demonstrate how easy it is to create a jQuery Mobile theme in Fireworks, preview the theme, and move it into an HTML5 jQuery sample in Dreamweaver CS 5.5. The ability to create jQuery Mobile pages in Dreamweaver CS 5.5 is a really neat addition to the line up. For a designer, though, the fact that jQuery Mobile is a code framework can make life a little [ Read More ]
The new Canvas element in HTML5 is powerful, but it can be difficult to work with. It has no internal concept of discrete display elements, so you are required to manage updates manually. The Easel Javascript library provides a retained graphics mode for canvas including a full, hierarchical display list, a core interaction model, and helper classes to make working with Canvas much easier. view examples API
This is the first demo that shows the built-in effect framework in action. We use an effect called ajax to load the pane contents from an external page: View component
Michael James Williams on Oct 29th 2011 This entry is part 2 of 2 in the series HTML5 Avoider Game Tutorial In the first part of this series, you learned the basics of using JavaScript and the canvas element to make a very simple HTML5 avoider game. But it’s too simple – the single enemy doesn’t even move – there’s no challenge! In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to create [ Read More ]
Learn how to do simple DOM animation using the new requestAnimationFrame API. View Tutorial
As a follow-up to “30 HTML and CSS Best Practices”, this week, we’ll review JavaScript! Once you’ve reviewed the list, be sure to let us know what little tips you’ve come across! View Tutorial
