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Build and package native device applications using PhoneGap and web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Take advantage of the HTML5 geolocation feature by using the recently released Google Store Locator Utility Library, and include directions and feature filtering in your web apps.

Explains the nuts and bolts of HTML (HyperText Markup Language), the programming language used to create web pages, and provides an introduction to HTML5 and CSS.

Discover how to create an app-like experience for iPad with HTML, CSS, and jQuery, while bypassing the need for Objective-C or the App Store.

Shows Flash developers how to create dynamic content in the browser using HTML5, CSS, and other related technologies.

Covers advanced HTML5 topics like geolocation, mobile development, web sockets, Web SQL, and web workers.

Looks at cross-document messaging, both within a single domain and across one or more domains, using the HTML5 Messaging API.

Describes how to create editable content on the web using the document-editing application programming interface (API) in HTML5.

Describes how to perform background processing using the Web Workers API in HTML5.

Introduces the concepts behind the HTML5 File API technology.

Add location tracking to a web application using a combination of JavaScript, CSS, and HTML5.

Prevent page refreshes when updating parts of a page, and make navigation more efficient using the enhancements to the Session History API provided with HTML5.

Shows how to develop an interactive video gallery for the web in a coding environment, using HTML5 with a Flash fallback, CSS, and the open-source JavaScript library jQuery.

Shows how to develop an interactive video gallery for the web in Dreamweaver using HTML5 with a Flash fallback, CSS, and the open-source JavaScript library jQuery.

Make just about any web page element draggable with a combination of JavaScript and HTML5, a technique that has increased browser support and that eliminates the need for external libraries such as jQuery.

Surveys the core principles and techniques essential to building web sites for mobile devices.

Save application data such as preferences or form data in the client's browser and use it in applications, including those running offline.

Gives designers a deeper understanding of HTML5 and shows how to create richer, more meaningful web pages with structural tags and descriptive attributes.

Provides a high-level description of HTML5 in its current state.

Covers document structure, block and inline-level tags, floating images, controlling white space, and phrase and font markup.