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Bruce Lawson | Web Directions East 2010
Bruce Lawson
Bruce evangelises Open Web Standards for Opera. Heโs currently working with the British Standards Institution to draft the new Standard for commissioning accessible web sites and writing a book about HTML5. Previously, heโs been front-end technical lead for the Law Society and Solicitors Regulation Authority web sites, tutor to a princessโ daughter in Thailand, a movie extra in Bombay, and a tarot card reader in Istanbul. He blogs at www.brucelawson.co.uk, drinks Guinness and is training for a blue belt in kickboxing.
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Session: Be an Iron Chef of HTML5
The secret of great cookery is knowing your ingredients and how they combine. This talk will give you an idea of what's possible with HTML5, with examples of how things work together so you can understand what they can do and how they can interact.
Then you can go and combine these ingredients in your own new recipes for incredible new web apps.
We'll look at some new markup, HTML5 Forms, <canvas>, <video> and how it can work with canvas, Geolocation and how to use it right, in-browser storage and making applications that work offline.
There will be code on the slides for developers, but it's not a code-heavy talk. I will show you how HTML5 makes some things you do already easier and better, and how it brings brand new functionality to the open web that previously we've needed plugins for or have been impossible.
Workshop โ HTML5: semantics and structure
Website: http://www.brucelawson.co.uk/
Video
The Future of HTML5 by Bruce Lawson, at FOWA conference, 2009.
Slides
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Books
Introducing HTML5 (Voices That Matter) Web Accessibility: Web Standards and Regulatory ComplianceImages:
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