HTML5 JavaScript APIs
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HTML5 JavaScript APIs

on Nov 19th 2010 with 22 comments
Tutorial Details
  • Topic: HTML5
  • Format: Video
  • Length: 47 Minutes

Just because you didn’t get to go to that awesome conference doesn’t mean that you can’t still watch the lectures! Each weekend, we’ll feature a recommended web development lecture on Nettuts+.

In December of last year, Remy Sharp spoke at CODEBITS about the various new HTML5 APIs. In the talk, he covers the video element, canvas, web storage, and other techniques.

“HTML5 is all the rage with the cool kids, and although there’s a lot of focus on the new language, there’s lots of interesting new JavaScript APIs both in the HTML5 spec and separated out. This presentation will take you through demos and code and show off some of the outright crazy bleeding edge demos that are being produced today using the new JavaScript APIs.”

 
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  • Ashwin

    Excellent. Thanks Remy Sharp.

  • http://laroouse.com piyansitll

    javascript API si eksikti bunu nerden biliyorlar

  • http://www.netsi.dk Sten Hougaard

    Thank you very much! Very cool! Remy :-)
    Do you have a hash tag for this in twitter? #HTML5 ?

    /Sten

  • http://joaopedropereira.com/blog/ João Pedro Pereira

    I was there at Codebits 2009 ! And I loved this presentatin !

  • King’ori J. Maina

    Is there a way to download this video? For those of us with a poor Internet connection you can imagine trying to watch 47 minutes online…I’d rather download it and watch it complete instead of waiting.

    • http://www.twitter.com/herihehe Heri Hehe

      Try Orbit Downloader.

  • Couto

    ahaha i was there, one year ago!
    great talk then, still is!

  • http://www.ferdychristant.com Ferdy

    I can’t watch this video despite a fast internet connection. The wait is forever. Can’t you just put this in Youtube?

  • Mihkel

    Yeah, please make it downloadable because even with decent Internet connection it’s impossible to watch

  • http://www.webguide4u.com Vivek Parmar

    could you avail the download link please. created some pages on HTML 5 and even though created 10 pages website on HTML5 on local server.
    its good but didn’t apply javascript . so could you help me out in this by availing download link??

  • http://brianswebdesign.com Brian Temecula

    I’m one of those who can’t watch the video. I’ve had a problem watching videos on this site for a few weeks.

  • Bhitee

    @King’ori J. Maina, Ferdy & Vivek Parmar, The video player loads in this URL: http://cache02.stormap.sapo.pt/vidstore02/videos/cb/69/13/1133691_zzqha.mp4, so you can download it from there

  • http://newdailyblog.blogspot.com Tahsin Hasan

    wow, great infos. thanks. see also tahSin’s gaRage,

  • André

    Nice, but flash will be always 10 years in front of html5…

  • http://www.how-to-asp.net Ryan

    Awesome, thanks a ton for sharing this video!

  • http://www.jx166.com 见效美白

    Awesome, thanks a ton for sharing this video!

  • Stinkle

    Great post, but kind of funny that the videos are Flash for an HTML5 tutorial ;)

  • http://www.stevendavisphoto.com Steven Davis

    cool video! i just hate the stupid background music!!!

  • keitai

    Tx for the vid

  • webguys

    This video is 272 megs. We have a very fast connection and the download is so slow. It feels like the file is being shared from a box using a Win 98 machine in Australia connected to a dialup/DSL connection. No offense meant by this post, but we are just telling you this so that you might park it somewhere else on a faster server. Split it up and host it on Youtube or Vimeo because it is truly impossible to watch inside your inline video player here.

    The link above is the quickest way to obtain the .mp4 file, but it still says 30 minutes remaining with our download and we started the process 15 minutes ago. Before that, we tested everything here. Bandwidth test, rebooted routers and tried to view it on 3 computers and 3 operating systems. Same deal everytime.

    I’m sharing this info not to complain, but to save time for future visitors and also let the Admin of this thread know that it maybe needs to be parked elsewhere.

    Tutsplus is a great site and thanks for sharing all the info that you do.

  • http://www.my-html-codes.com HTML Codes Dude

    This is awesome. It’s mainly the information from the book Introducing HTML5 which I’m just reading at the moment but I learn things better sometimes when I have them explained rather than just reading the stuff. I think the offline stuff is a little shaky at the moment but I love the potential of canvas, video and storage stuff. Thanks again.

  • http://www.cynergywebgroup.com/ Brandon

    Thanks for the video, I enjoyed it!