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Developing Web Applications using HTML5

5 Day Course
Code QAWEBUI

This course has been retired. Please view currently available HTML, XHTML and XML Training Courses.

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Day 1 (22 topics)

  • Introducing HTML5
  • What is HTML5
  • The 'living standard' ethos
  • HTML5 browser support
  • CSS3
  • ECMAScript5
  • HTML5 -markup redefined
  • The HTML5 skeleton
  • HTML5 Markup
  • New categories of markup
  • Introducing semantics
  • The HTML5 legacy browser issues
  • Considering fallbacks and introducing polyfills
  • HTML5 Boilerplates
  • CSS3
  • The CSS3 Box Models
  • Positioning elements with CSS
  • Working with CSS3 Selectors
  • Enhancing Appearance with CSS3
  • The basis of multi device development with Media Queries

Day 2 (31 topics)

  • CSS3 Transitions and Transformations
  • CSS Transforms
  • 2D Transforms
  • 3D Transforms
  • CSS Transitions
  • Simple Transitions
  • Keyframe Transitions
  • 3D Transitions
  • Javascript for Developers
  • Types
  • Creating and Accessing Arrays
  • Creating functions
  • Calling functions
  • Functions and scope
  • Creating and accessing Objects
  • Javascript and the DOM
  • What is the DOM
  • The DOM and HTML tree
  • Selecting elements with javascript
  • Selecting using ECMAScript5
  • Modifying content
  • Introducing jQuery
  • Understand how to use jQuery to simplify client-side coding
  • Contents
  • What is jQuery?
  • Selecting elements with jQuery
  • Manipulating properties with jQuery
  • Events with jQuery

Day 3 (36 topics)

  • Forms
  • Understanding how forms work with GET and POST
  • Creating HTML5 forms with semantic markup
  • Verifying forms with HTML5 declarative markup
  • Verifying forms with jQuery validation
  • Video and Audio
  • The video element
  • Codecs and encoding
  • Defining multiple video sources
  • Javascript custom controls
  • Audio elements
  • Legacy support
  • SVG
  • What is SVG
  • Browser support
  • SVG markup
  • Common shapes
  • SMIL Animation
  • Canvas
  • The canvas element
  • Using the canvas API
  • Drawing shapes
  • Filling shapes
  • Understanding gradients
  • Creating text
  • Scalable Vector Graphics
  • Canvas vs. SVG
  • Drag and Drop
  • The Drag and Drop API
  • Creating a draggable resource
  • Defining a drop source
  • Event handling issues

Day 4 (17 topics)

  • AJAX and JSON
  • What is Ajax?
  • Ajax enabling technologies
  • XMLHttpRequest object
  • Client and Server architecture
  • Client and Server development models
  • Abstraction through jQuery
  • Geolocation
  • What is Geolocation?
  • Using a mapping API
  • The Geolocation API
  • Client Side Storage
  • The evolution of application storage
  • Local and Session Storrage
  • Managing complex client data with IndexedDB

Day 5 (15 topics)

  • Web sockets & Web Workers
  • Moving beyond the request response model with web workers
  • Duplex asynchronous communication with the Web socket API
  • Multithread type processing using Webworkers
  • Application Caching and Offline Applications
  • Using the appcache
  • Working with application events
  • Providing offline applications
  • Improving web application performance through caching
  • Release & Maintenance
  • Creating a release strategy
  • Minifying and optimising for release
  • Cross Browser testing strategies

Prerequisites

Delegates attending this course should have a solid understanding of web and internet technologies equivalent to our courses NEWEBDE6 and QAHTMLEV; or have 6-12 months of experience with a web application programing environment such as ASP.NET or PHP.

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