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

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Offline Storage, Tracking, Debugging, and Optimization,and 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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Bleeding-Edge HTML5,u use every day. Some of these features are rolled into the current HTML5 specification; others remain outside the HTML5 domain, are in specific browsers only, or are set for HTML.next (http://w3.org/wiki/HTML/next).

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HTML5 Advertising Going Forward,It’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

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-6602-3ng to remember going forward is that HTML5 is not about advancements in HTML markup alone; it also pioneers new JavaScript APIs and CSS features, among other technologies. Some HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript techniques will be examined, and you’ll see how they can be used together to enhance creative d