The modern Web : multi-device Web development with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript

The modern Web multi-device Web development with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript

Peter Gasston's The Modern Web will guide you through the latest and most important tools of device-agnostic web development, including HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. His plain-English explanations and practical examples emphasize the techniques, principles, and practices that you'll need to...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Autor principal: Gasston, Peter (-)
Formato: Libro electrónico
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: San Francisco : No Starch Press c2013.
Edición:1st edition
Materias:
Browsers (Computer programs)
Cascading style sheets.
HTML (Document markup language)
JavaScript (Computer program language)
Portable computers.
Web site development.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Intro
  • The Modern Web
  • Advance Praise for The Modern Web
  • Praise for Peter Gasston's The Book of CSS3
  • Dedication
  • About the Author
  • About the Technical Reviewer
  • Acknowledgments
  • Introduction
  • The Device Landscape
  • Desktop/Laptop
  • Mobile
  • Tablet
  • TV
  • The Others
  • The In Betweeners
  • The Multi-screen World
  • Context: What We Don't Know
  • Some Context Stereotypes
  • "Fast" Is the Only Context That Matters
  • What You'll Learn
  • A. Further Reading
  • 1. The Web Platform
  • A Quick Note About Terminology
  • Who You Are and What You Need to Know
  • Getting Our Terms Straight
  • The Real HTML5
  • The HTML5 Template
  • New Best Practices
  • CSS3 and Beyond
  • Vendor-Specific Prefixes
  • CSS Frameworks and Preprocessors
  • Browser Support
  • Test and Test and Test Some More
  • Summary
  • B. Further Reading
  • 2. Structure and Semantics
  • New Elements in HTML5
  • What's the Point?
  • The Downside of HTML5 Sectioning Elements
  • WAI-ARIA
  • The Importance of Semantic Markup
  • Microformats
  • RDFa
  • Microdata
  • The Microdata API
  • Microdata, Microformats, and RDFa
  • Schema.org
  • Rich Snippets
  • Data Attributes
  • The Data Attributes API
  • jQuery and Data Attributes
  • Data Attributes in the Wild
  • Web Components: The Future of Markup?
  • Summary
  • C. Further Reading
  • 3. Device-Responsive CSS
  • Media Queries
  • Media Features Based on Dimensions
  • Combining and Negating Media Queries
  • A Quick Digression: All About Pixels
  • Screen Resolution Media Queries
  • Device Adaptation
  • Input Mechanism Media Features
  • Further Media Features
  • Media Queries in JavaScript
  • Adaptive vs. Responsive Web Design
  • The box-sizing Property
  • Dynamic Calculations on Length Values
  • Viewport-Relative Length Units
  • Root-Relative Units
  • Mobile First and Content Breakpoints
  • Responsive Design and Replaced Objects.
  • The Image Problem
  • The HTML5 Responsive Images Solution
  • Summary
  • D. Further Reading
  • 4. New Approaches to CSS Layouts
  • Multi-columns
  • Gaps and Rules
  • Spans and Breaks
  • Flexbox
  • Declaring the Flexbox Model
  • Changing the Content Order
  • Alignment Inside the Container
  • Adding Some Flexibility
  • Wrap and Flow
  • Grid Layout
  • Declaring and Defining the Grid
  • Repeating Grid Lines
  • Placing Items on the Grid
  • Alignment and Stacking
  • The September 2012 Grid Layout Syntax
  • On the Grid Layout Terminology
  • Grid Template
  • The Further Future
  • Summary
  • E. Further Reading
  • 5. Modern JavaScript
  • New in JavaScript
  • The async and defer Attributes
  • The addEventListener Method
  • The event Object
  • Removing Event Listeners
  • The DOMContentLoaded Event
  • Input Events
  • Touch Events
  • Pointer Events
  • CSS Selectors in JavaScript
  • The getElementsByClassName() Method
  • Interacting with Classes
  • JavaScript Libraries
  • jQuery
  • YepNope
  • Modernizr
  • Mustache
  • Polyfills and Shims
  • Testing and Debugging
  • Summary
  • F. Further Reading
  • 6. Device Apis
  • Geolocation
  • Orientation
  • Fullscreen
  • Vibration
  • Battery Status
  • Network Information
  • Camera and Microphone
  • Web Storage
  • Drag and Drop
  • Interacting with Files
  • Mozilla's Firefox OS and WebAPIs
  • PhoneGap and Native Wrappers
  • Summary
  • G. Further Reading
  • 7. Images and Graphics
  • Comparing Vectors and Bitmaps
  • Scalable Vector Graphics
  • Anatomy of an SVG Image
  • Linked SVG Files
  • SVG Sprites
  • SVG Sprites with Fragments
  • Embedded SVG
  • SVG Filters
  • The Convergence of SVG and CSS
  • A Drawback of SVG
  • The canvas Element
  • Image Manipulation
  • WebGL
  • When to Choose SVG or Canvas
  • Summary
  • H. Further Reading
  • 8. New Forms
  • New Input Types
  • New Attributes
  • autofocus
  • placeholder
  • autocomplete.
  • spellcheck
  • multiple
  • form
  • Datalists
  • On-Screen Controls and Widgets
  • Numbers
  • Dates
  • Color
  • Displaying Information to the User
  • progress
  • meter
  • output
  • Client-side Form Validation
  • The Constraint Validation API
  • Forms and CSS
  • Summary
  • I. Further Reading
  • 9. Multimedia
  • The Media Elements
  • Extra Attributes for the video Element
  • Multiple Source Files
  • Fallbacks
  • Subtitles and Captions
  • Encoding
  • Media Fragments
  • The Media API
  • Network and Ready States
  • Extra Properties for Audio and Video
  • Media Events
  • Advanced Media Interaction
  • Web Audio API
  • WebRTC
  • Summary
  • J. Further Reading
  • 10. Web Apps
  • Web Apps
  • Hosted vs. Packaged Apps
  • Hosted Web Apps
  • Packaged Web Apps
  • Manifest Files
  • The Chrome Web Store
  • The Firefox Marketplace
  • W3C Widgets
  • Hybrid Apps
  • PhoneGap
  • Granting Permissions
  • The PhoneGap API
  • PhoneGap Events
  • Titanium
  • TV Apps
  • Webinos
  • Application Cache
  • Contents of the AppCache File
  • The Caching Sequence
  • The AppCache API
  • Summary
  • K. Further Reading
  • 11. The Future
  • Web Components
  • Templates
  • Decorators
  • Scoped Styles
  • Scoped Styles and Templates
  • Custom Elements
  • The Shadow DOM
  • Putting It All Together
  • The Future of CSS
  • Regions
  • Exclusions
  • Exclusions and Grids
  • Shaped Exclusions
  • Even Further Future Layouts
  • Box Alignment
  • Line Grid
  • Paged Media
  • Feature Queries
  • Cascading Variables
  • Summary
  • L. Further Reading
  • M. Browser Support as of March 2013
  • The Browsers in Question
  • Enabling Experimental Features
  • Chapter 1: The Web Platform
  • Chapter 2: Structure and Semantics
  • Chapter 3: Device-Responsive CSS
  • Chapter 4: New Approaches to CSS Layouts
  • Chapter 5: Modern JavaScript
  • Chapter 6: Device APIs
  • Chapter 7: Images and Graphics
  • Chapter 8: New Forms.
  • Chapter 9: Multimedia
  • Chapter 10: Web Apps
  • Chapter 11: The Future
  • N. Further Reading
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 1: The Web Platform
  • Chapter 2: Structure and Semantics
  • Chapter 3: Device-Responsive CSS
  • Chapter 4: New Approaches to CSS Layouts
  • Chapter 5: Modern JavaScript
  • Chapter 6: Device APIs
  • Chapter 7: Images and Graphics
  • Chapter 8: New Forms
  • Chapter 9: Multimedia
  • Chapter 10: Web Apps
  • Chapter 11: The Future
  • Index
  • About the Author
  • Copyright.

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