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HTML5 is the latest and most enhanced version of HTML.Technically, HTML is not a programming language, but rather a mark up language.

This tutorial has been designed for beginners in HTML5 providing the basic to advanced concepts of the subject.
Prerequisites

Before starting this tutorial you should be aware of the basic understanding of HTML and its tags




Contents at a glance
Introduction
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Getting started with Visual Studio 2012 and Blend
for Visual S
tudio 2012
Getting started with HTML5
Getting started with JavaScript
Getting started with CSS3
More HTML5
Essential JavaScript and jQuery
Working with forms
Websites and services
Asynchronous operations
WebSocket communications
HTML5 supports multimedia
Drawing with HTML5
Drag and drop
Making your HTML location-aware
Local data with web storage
Offline web applications
 Hello World with Visual Studio Express 2012
for Windows 8
Hello World with Visual Studio Express 2012
for
Web
Hello World with Blend
Getting started with HTML5
 Introducing HTML5
Understanding HTML, XHTML, and HTML5
Introducing semantic markup
Working with elements
Creating an HTML document
 Embedding content
Embedding HTML by using inline frames
Working with hyperlinks
Adding images to your HTML document
Embedding plug-in content
Create a simple website by using Visual Studio
Express for Web
 Create additional pages
 Embedding Content
Suggested practice exercises
Getting started with JavaScript
 Introducing JavaScript
Understanding JavaScript
Understanding the role of data
Using statements
Working with functions
Scoping variables
Nesting functions and nested local variable scoping
Converting to a different type
Conditional programming
Implementing code loops
Handling errors
 Writing, testing, and debugging JavaScript
Hello World from JavaScript
Using the script tag
Handling browsers that don’t support JavaScript
Inline JavaScript vs. external JavaScript files
Placing your script elements
Using the Visual Studio .NET JavaScript debugger
Working with objects
Working with arrays
Accessing DOM objects
Create a calculator webpage
Add the QUnit testing framework
Getting started with CSS3
 Introducing CSS3
Defining and applying a style
Adding comments within a style sheet
Creating an inline style
Creating an embedded style
Creating an external style sheet
 Understanding selectors, specificity, and cascading
Defining selectors
Understanding the browser’s built-in styles
Extending browser styles with user styles
Working with important styles
How do styles cascade?
Using specificity
Understanding inheritance
 Working with CSS properties
Working with CSS colors
Working with text
Working with the CSS box model
Setting the border, padding, and margin properties
Positioning <
div
> elements
Using the float property
Using the clear property
Using the box-sizing property
Centering content in the browser window
Add a style sheet to the calculator project
 Clean up the web calculator
More HTML5
 Thinking HTML5 semantics
Why semantic markup?
Browser support for HTML5
Creating semantic HTML5 documents
Creating an HTML5 layout container
Controlling format by using the <
div
> element
Adding thematic breaks
Annotating content
Working with lists
Working with tables
Table misuse
Creating a basic table
Adding header cells
Styling the table headers
Declaring the header, footer, and table body
Creating irregular tables
Adding a caption to a table
Styling columns
Essential JavaScript and jQuery
Creating JavaScript objects
Using object-oriented terminology
Understanding the JavaScript object-oriented caveat
Using the JavaScript object literal pattern
Creating dynamic objects by using the factory pattern
Creating a class
Using the prototype property
Debating the prototype/private compromise
Implementing namespaces
Implementing inheritance
 Working with jQuery
Introducing jQuery
Getting started with jQuery
Using jQuery
Enabling JavaScript and jQuery IntelliSense
Creating a jQuery wrapper for a DOM element reference
Adding event listeners
Triggering event handlers
Initializing code when the browser is ready
Working with forms
Understanding forms
Understanding web communications
Submitting form data to the web server
Sending data when submitting a form
Using the <
label
> element
Specifying the parent forms
Triggering the form submission
Using the autofocus attribute
Using data submission constraints
Using POST or GET
Form validation
Required validation
Validating URL input
Validating numbers and ranges
Styling the validations
Create a Contact Us form
Add validation to the Contact Us form
Websites and services
 Getting started with Node.js
Installing Node.js
Creating Hello World from Node.js
Creating a Node.js module
Creating a Node.js package
Fast forward to express
Starting with express
 Working with web services
Introducing web services
Creating a RESTful web service by using Node.js
Using AJAX to call a web service
Cross-origin resource sharing
 Create a website to receive data
Create a web service to receive data
Asynchronous operations
Asynchronous operations using jQuery and WinJS
Using a promise object
Creating jQuery promise objects by using $.Deferred()
Handling failure
Handling completion cleanup
Subscribing to a completed promise object
Chaining promises by using the pipe method
Parallel execution using $.when().then()
Updating progress
Conditional asynchronous calls
Working with web workers
Web worker details
 Implement asynchronous code execution
WebSocket communications
Communicating by using WebSocket
Understanding the WebSocket protocol
Defining the WebSocket API

Implementing the WebSocket object
Dealing with timeouts
Handling connection disconnects
Dealing with web farms
Using WebSocket libraries
 Create a chat server
 Create the chat client
HTML5 supports multimedia
Playing video
Video formats
Implementing the <
video
> element
Setting the source
Configuring the <
video
> element
Accessing tracks
Playing audio
Audio formats
The <
audio
> element
Setting the source
Configuring the <
audio
> element
Using the HTMLMediaElement object
Understanding the HTMLMediaElement methods
Using HTMLMediaElement properties
Subscribing to HTMLMediaElement events
Using media control
Create a webpage that displays video
Drawing with HTML5
 Drawing by using the <
canvas
> element
The <
canvas
> element reference
CanvasRenderingContext2D context object reference
Implementing the canvas
Drawing rectangles
Configuring the drawing state
Saving and restoring the drawing state
Drawing by using paths
Drawing text
Drawing with images
 Using scalable vector graphics
Using the <
svg
> element
Displaying SVG files by using the <
img
> element
Create a webpage by using a canvas
Drag and drop
Dragging and dropping
Dragging
Understanding drag events

Using the DataTransfer object
Dragging and dropping files
Using the FileList and File objects
Create a number scramble game
 Add drag and drop to the game
 Add scramble and winner check
Making your HTML location-aware
 Basic positioning
Geolocation object reference
Retrieving the current position
Handling errors
Addressing privacy
Specifying options
Monitored positioning
Where are you now? How about now?
Calculating distance between samples
 Map your current positions
Local data with web storage
 Introducing web storage
Understanding cookies
Using the jQuery cookie plug-in
Working with cookie limitations
Alternatives to cookies prior to HTML5
Understanding HTML5 storage
Exploring localStorage
Using short-term persistence with
sessionStorage
Anticipating potential performance pitfalls
Handling storage events
Sending notifications only to other windows
Using the StorageEvent object reference
Subscribing to events
Using events with
sessionStorage
Create a contact book by using
localStorage
Offline web applications
Working with Web SQL
Considering the questionable longevity of Web SQL
Creating and opening the database
Performing schema updates
Using transactions
 Working with IndexedDB
Using browser-specific code
Creating and opening the database
Using object stores
Using transactions
Inserting a new record
Updating an existing record
Deleting a record
Retrieving a record
Understanding cursors
Dropping a database
 Working with the FileSystem API
Assessing browser support
Opening the file system
Creating and opening a file
Writing to a file
Reading a file
Deleting a file
Creating and opening a directory
Writing a file to a directory
Deleting a directory
Working with the offline application HTTP cache
Browser support
The cache manifest file
Updating the cache
Understanding events
Edit contact book to use an indexed database

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