Exploiting W3C/HTML5 and Some Supplementary Features

W3C/HTML5 and some supplementary tutorials teach you how to incorporate W3C, HTML5, and some supplementary features into your application. The tutorials cover detailed code snippets to help you see how to write the required code in practice.

Select the feature you are interested in and see how you can implement its various functionalities into your application:

• DOM, Forms and Styles: Managing CSS Styles and HTML Forms

  Demonstrates how you can use various CSS style and HTML5 form features.

• Device: Getting Information about the Device, and Managing Device Events

  Demonstrates how you can manage information about device-specific features, such as vibration and browser state.

• Graphics: Creating Graphics with HTML5 Features

  Demonstrates how you can use graphics features, such as HTML5 canvas and SVG support.

• Media: Accessing Media Streams, and Playing and Capturing Multimedia

  Demonstrates how you use media features, such as audio and video elements and media capture.

• Communication: Sending Messages and Exchanging Information over Servers

  Demonstrates how you can use various communication features, such as bi-directional network connectivity, XML HTTP requests, and Web Messaging.

• Storage: Storing Information and Managing Databases

  Demonstrates how you can store data in, for example, files, application caches, and SQL databases.

• Security: Enhancing Application and User Security

  Demonstrates how you can use security features, such as sharing resources across different domains.

• Performance and Optimization: Optimizing Application Execution

  Demonstrates how you can use Web workers used to run scripts in the background.

• Location: Using Location Features

  Demonstrates how you can use geolocation features.

• UI: Handling User Events on the Screen in mobile applications only

  Demonstrates how you can handle the application UI through the clipboard and drag and drop events.

• Useful Practices for W3C/HTML5 Features: Managing Information Related to Various APIs

  Demonstrates how you can use W3C features related to multiple APIs.

• Supplementary Features: Managing Supplementary Features

  Demonstrates how you can take advantage of supplementary features, such as full screen views, typed arrays, and the WebGL graphics library.

• Watch Application: Developing a Watch Face Application in wearable applications only

  Demonstrates how you can create and run a wearable watch face application using the Tizen IDE.