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Sagar Ganatra
@sagarg
HTML5 and CSS3 for building rich applications
Submitted Jan 28, 2013
Section:
Patterns
Technical level:
Beginner
Session type:
Tutorial
The objective of this session is to introduce the audience to various HTML5 APIs and enhancements in CSS3. These features will help them design and build rich applications for the web.
Outline
HTML5 is all about building rich applications for the web. It brings several new APIs which can be leveraged by the developers to build modern applications. The enhancements in CSS3 allows designers and developers to build great experiences for the web. This session will explain several new APIs for the web like - CSS Regions, CSS transitions, CSS transforms, CSS gradients, CSS Filter effects, HTML5 PageVisibility API and also on the WebRTC (Real Time Communication) which allows developers to build applications that can interact with the video and audio devices.
Requirements
HTML, CSS and very little JavaScript knowledge.
Speaker bio
My name is Sagar Ganatra and I’m from Bangalore, India. I’m currently employed with Myntra - India’s largest online fashion store. I work here as a Senior UI developer. Prior to Myntra I was employed with Adobe and Keane. At Adobe, I was part of ColdFusion Engineer team. I’m very much passionate of web technologies and have a very good understanding of JavaScript, jQuery, Flex, HTML5, CSS, Java and ColdFusion.
My blog posts have been featured in various technical magazines like HTML5Weekly.com, css-tricks.com and I’ve also written technical articles for Adobe and Microsoft.
Links
- I blog about HTML5, CSS and JavaScript at www.sagarganatra.com. Please take a look at the work that I’ve done on my blog.
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