SiG Mobile Web Frequency Location Material Introduction Chapter 11: Mobile Web Development
Chapter 13: Adapting to Devices Core Advanced Native Core Mobile Chapter 1 - Development Tools
Chapter 2 - Development Environment
Chapter 3 - Introducing Developer and Debugging Tools (Wim)
Chapter 4 - The Anatomy of a Web Application
Chapter 5 - User Experience and Interface Guidelines (Thomas)
Chapter 6 - Interesting CSS Features for Your Web Application User Interface
Chapter 7 - Bitmap and Vector Graphics and Downloadable Fonts with Canvas and SVG (Bram)
Chapter 8 - Embedding Audio and Video Content in Your Web Application (Peter)
Chapter 9 - Handling Transformations, Animations, and Special Effects with CSS (Mano)
Chapter 10 - An Object-Oriented JavaScript Programming Primer (Stijn)
Chapter 11 - Cross-Document Communication
Chapter 12 - Ajax and Dynamic Content (Jan)
Chapter 13 - Using Touch and Gesture Events
Chapter 14 - Location-Aware Web Applications (Niels)
Chapter 15 - A Better Handling of Client-Side Data Storage http://slides.html5rocks.com/#class-list Chapter 5: Using WebSocket API
Chapter 8: Using the WebWorkers API Tom
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Mobile Web SIG Kickoff
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by Stijn Van den Enden
on 1 April 2011
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