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Teaches you how to build a data-driven app for iOS devices, integrating XML data and a streamlined interface.

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.

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.

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.

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

Details the latest additions and enhancements to Xcode 4 and shows how to build applications efficiently with the toolset's redesigned interface.

Covers preparing an application for, and submitting it to, the Apple App Store for iOS apps.

Shows app developers how to package and submit applications for sale through Apple's Mac App Store.

Create data-driven applications for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad, with Internet connectivity, XML parsing, database storage, and data presentation.

Explains the fundamentals of simple and complex programming in Perl 5.

Explores the skills and techniques–in XHTML, CSS, and JavaScript–necessary for developing interactive menu structures for the web.

Takes the student step-by-step through the process of using CSS positioning to create pages that have traditionally been laid out using HTML tables.