Showing posts with label canvas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label canvas. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Friday, January 6, 2012
My best sites selection to help you learn HTML5
Here is my favorite selection of all best sites that can help you get started with HTML5 and beyond.
See below what you can do with HTML5+Javascript:
In future posts I will also give you some initiations and tutorials about HTML5 in combination with CSS and Javascript.
Hint 1: You can actually debug your HTML5 code by using Inspect Element in your browser (Chrome, Safari, etc.).
Hint 2: Use an adequate application to write your code like Microsoft Expression Web. I don't suggest you to use Notepad if you have Windows. Anyway, you can use it as a start if you want, but it will be difficult for you because there is no colorized code in it.
- The WHATWG (does not really help you, only for professionals!)
- Learn HTML5 in 5 minutes
- The Best HTML5 Presentations To Help You Get Started
- HTML5 Canvas Tutorials: Excellent site to help you understanding the HTML5-canvas-Tag.
- Safari Developer Library: See HTML5 canvas and learn how to program a game.
- Create a game with HTML5: Only for French readers.
- Another tutorial about HTML5-canvas.
- How to make a simple HTML5-canvas game?
- Example of bouncing balls in HTML5-canvas.
See below what you can do with HTML5+Javascript:
Excellent HTML5 audio player from SPEAKKER (click here for the demo)
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| HTML5 audio player from SPEAKKER |
Hint 1: You can actually debug your HTML5 code by using Inspect Element in your browser (Chrome, Safari, etc.).
Hint 2: Use an adequate application to write your code like Microsoft Expression Web. I don't suggest you to use Notepad if you have Windows. Anyway, you can use it as a start if you want, but it will be difficult for you because there is no colorized code in it.
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