HTML5, JavaScript, and jQuery 24-Hour Trainer

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Cameron Dane. HTML5, JavaScript, and jQuery 24-Hour Trainer

Introduction

Who This Book Is For

What This Book Covers

How This Book Is Structured

What You Need to Use This Book

Conventions

Source Code

Errata

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Part I. HTML and CSS

Lesson 1. Introduction to HTML5

What Is a Markup Language?

The Simplest HTML Page Possible

An HTML Template

Understanding Elements and Attributes

Try It

Lesson 2. Basic HTML

Structuring Text

Links and Images

Try It

Lesson 3. Lists and Tables

Lists

Tables

Try It

Lesson 4. Introduction to CSS

CSS Selectors

CSS Files and Inline Styles

Specificity

Inheritance

Browser Defaults

Chrome Scratch Pad

Try It

Lesson 5. Structuring Pages with CSS

The Box Model

Display Type

Positioning Elements

Controlling Positions

Try It

Lesson 6. HTML Forms

What Is a Form?

Adding Fields to a Form

HTML5 Input Fields

Try It

Lesson 7. Semantic Tags

Grouping and Segmenting Content

Styling Semantic Tags with CSS

Microformats

Summing Up

Try It

Lesson 8. HTML5 Validation

Adding Validation Rules

Customizing Validation

Disabling Validation

Try It

Lesson 9. Drag and Drop

Understanding Events

Drag and Drop Example

Try It

Lesson 10. Dynamic Elements

Summary and Details Tags

Progress Bar and Meter

Range Element

Polyfills

Try It

Part II. Dynamic HTML5 Web Applications with JavaScript and jQuery

Lesson 11. JavaScript

JavaScript Console

Data Types

Control Structures

Truthy and Falsy Values

Dynamic Typing

Try It

Lesson 12. Debugging

Try It

Lesson 13. Functions

Closures

Hoisting and Block Scope

Arguments

Bind

Try It

Lesson 14. Objects

Object Literals

Prototypes

Constructor Functions

Modules

Try It

Lesson 15. JSON

Replacing and Reviving

Try It

Lesson 16. Document Object Model

Nodes and Objects

Try It

Lesson 17. jQuery Selection

Loading jQuery

Selecting Elements

Pseudo-selectors

Selection Within a Context

Wrapped Objects

Try It

Lesson 18. jQuery Traversal and Manipulation

Traversal

Chaining

Manipulation

Changing Elements

Iteration

Try It

Lesson 19. jQuery Events

Registering Event Listeners

Delegated Event Listeners

Form Events

Screen Events

Animation

Try It

Lesson 20. Data Attributes and Templates

Template Tag

Data Attributes

Using the Template

Try It

Lesson 21. jQuery Plugins

jQuery UI

Writing a Plugin

Try It

Part III. HTML5 Multimedia

Lesson 22. HTML5 Audio

File Formats

Audio Tag

Controlling Playback

Try It

Lesson 23. HTML5 Video

File Formats

Controlling Volume

Controlling Playback Speed

Controlling Video Size

Media Source Extensions

Encrypted Media Extensions

Web Cryptography

Try It

Lesson 24. Canvas: Part I

Simple Drawing

Drawing Lines

Circles and Curves

Drawing Text

Try It

Lesson 25. Canvas: Part II

Linear Gradients

Shadows

Images

Transforming Shapes

Basic Animation

Try It

Lesson 26. CSS3: Part I

Selectors

CSS Borders

Custom Fonts

Try It

Lesson 27. CSS3: Part II

Linear Gradients

Calc Function

Text Effects

2D Transformations

Transitions

Try It

Lesson 28. CSS3 Media Queries

Adding Media Queries

External Stylesheets

Try It

Part IV. HTML5 APIs

Lesson 29. Web Servers

URLs

Choosing a Web Server

Try It

Lesson 30. Web Storage

Client-Side Storage

Web Storage API

Storing Structured Data

Try It

Lesson 31. IndexedDB

Creating a Database

Storing Data

Reading Data

Deleting Data

Try It

Lesson 32. Application Cache

Manifest Files

Updating Resources

Cache Events

Try It

Lesson 33. Web Workers

JavaScript Event Model

Web Workers

Try It

Lesson 34. Files

FileReader API

Other File-Related APIs

Try It

Lesson 35. AJAX

AJAX Requests

Try It

Lesson 36. Promises

Working with Promises

Creating Promises

Try It

Part V. Mobile

Lesson 37. Responsive Web Design

Testing Screen Resolution

Flexible Grids

Media Queries

Try It

Lesson 38. Location API

Monitor Movement

Loading the Application

Try It

Lesson 39. jQuery Mobile: Part I

Understanding jQuery Mobile

JQUERY Mobile Pages

Try It

Lesson 40. jQuery Mobile: Part II

UI Components

Events

Try It

About the Author

About the Technical Editor

Credits

Acknowledgments

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You may have thought, therefore, that the technologies behind the Web would have entered a comfortable middle-age – still improving around the edges maybe – but not innovating with the pace and excitement of their early years.

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This is the HTML5 document type definition, and comes as a pleasant surprise for developers who may be accustomed to copying and pasting DOCTYPE declarations such as:

The other main surprise about this document type definition is that it does not include a version number: The document type is simply html.

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