Titlebook: HTML5 Advertising; John Percival Book 2013 John Percival 2013

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-0741-9bit deeper into the technologies that drive HTML5, including the new canvas element, SVG and Web Font support. We’ll kick things off by talking about one of the biggest advancements in HTML5 specification first, canvas.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-5341-0ing SMIL. This section will cover building animations in the browser and creating them using CSS level 3 (or CSS3). In addition to CSS animations, transforms, and transitions, all the new presentations and styling that CSS3 brings will be covered in detail. Features, browser support, and important “

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The Insecure World of Henry James’s Fiction who can also show you what to do and what not to do when you arrive. In this case, think of the new country as all the modern browser technologies and that translator as the Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) used to communicate with those technologies. To get things done in this or any new

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Heather Brod,Kimberly Skarupski paired with the sole reason that both of them would never support a Flash player, made HTML5 something of a household name and the required technology that would fuel the mobile landscape. This chapter will focus on HTML5 advertising as it relates to the constantly growing, ever changing, and sligh

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-3171-9world of applications. These applications can be anything from apps on a phone that users download from an app store to apps on game consoles or smart TVs. I’ll discuss the different environments per device and OS and discuss use cases for all. I’ll review software development kits (SDKs) and how th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-21707-6and often very time-consuming process of debugging in a browser and on a device. Offline support is becoming a requirement for many web apps, and advertising is quickly following suit. In this chapter, I’ll review how to handle offline events, detect when a user comes back online, and even discuss A

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Stefanie Schwarz,Ulrich Teichlerters have grown accustomed to seeing. However, this sort of dynamic behavior was traditionally done using Flash and the ad would reference an external web service to update its creative contents, which could be updated text, new images, or even a new ad experience altogether. In this chapter, I’ll f

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-9978-8It’s fair to say this was fueled by the dawn of affordable, web-centric mobile devices and tablets—but what’s to come? What other platforms will take advantage of the new open web standard? This chapter will demonstrate the possibilities. HTML5 will eventually be everywhere a browser is: televisions