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HTML5 Learning Pathway

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  • (Blog) An HTML5 Primer for the Overwhelmed — Michael Mullany on May 23, 2010
    Although there are many excellent resources out there describing details of HTML5, including the core specification itself, they are generally technical and many of them are out of synch with the current state of the specs. So, we thought a short primer on HTML5 might be in order.

  • (Blog) HTML5 Progress Report — Michael Mullany on December 13, 2012
    The state of HTML5 is strong today, with five modern HTML5 browsers to choose from, all with very complete HTML5 and CSS3 implementations. In this article, Sencha CEO Michael Mullany takes a look at HTML5 progress since it entered the mainstream almost three years ago.

  • (Blog) The HTML5 Family: CSS3 — Jay Robinson on June 01, 2010
    Many of the benefits people associate with "HTML5" is actually CSS3 and JavaScript. The cutting-edge modules of CSS3 build on the widely supported CSS2.1 spec and allow for truly stunning interfaces.

  • (Blog) The HTML5 Family: Web Storage — Ed Spencer on May 27, 2010
    We're blogging about next generation web technologies and how they fit into an AJAX framework like Ext JS. Today we'll dig into one of the easier and smaller pieces: Web Storage.

  • (Blog) The HTML5 Family: Geolocation — Ed Spencer on June 09, 2010
    Various imprecise forms of web-based geolocation have been in use for some time. However, today we have a tons of location-aware devices using advanced location sensing techniques.

  • (Blog) The HTML5 Family: Web Workers — Ed Spencer on June 07, 2010
    Heavy computing has historically been difficult to achieve using JavaScript on the browser. Web Workers are brand new in the HTML5 Family and provide a new way of performing processor-intensive tasks.

  • (Blog) The HTML5 Family: Microdata Overview — Jay Robinson on July 06, 2010
    When data can be processed, organized, structured or presented in a given context so as to make them useful, it becomes powerful information. Give your web app more context by adding Microdata.

  • (Blog) HTML5: The New Minimum for Mobile Web Devices — Michael Mullany on October 15, 2010
    We designed Sencha Touch as a framework for HTML5-enabled mobile devices because a rich app experience is the new minimum user expectation.

  • (Learning Pathway) HTML5 Scorecards — Sencha