Tag Archives: HTML5

HTML5 Camera API Audio Video Tutorial

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Yesterday we started down the line of examining the Camera API in HTML5 with HTML5 Camera API Primer Tutorial as shown below. There we thought of the “Camera” being a camera of “Images”, but most modern smart phones or tablets … Continue reading →

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HTML5 Camera API Primer Tutorial

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Okay, so more HTML5 awaits, and we start down the track today with some research and development regarding the Camera API, and point you towards a few unbelievably great resources that have been put before us … robnyman/robnyman.github.com … we … Continue reading →

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Emoji Random Equation Canvas Tutorial

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We haven’t explored HTML5 to its full potential, and would like to blame the HTML5 canvas element for that … because the dog is out the back … and because it is so useful we can’t move on enough to … Continue reading →

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Mobile Speedo Primer Tutorial

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Today we’re starting out on a new “Speedo” web application. If we do two versions, we’ll be tempted to call the program “Budgie Smuggler” … but we digress. Our web application today will only work on mobile devices. Do you … Continue reading →

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Simon Says Device Motion Orientation Game Primer Tutorial

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Did you ever play “Simon Says” at school? Perhaps we should have asked, are you still playing “Simon Says” as an adult? It’s a game of trust where you do well by mimicing “Simon” and what they decide you should … Continue reading →

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Karaoke via YouTube API in Iframe Email Tutorial

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It’s good with a web application like our “Karaoke via YouTube API” one to have a means by which you share what you are doing, and because we have based it on GET parameters, then an email link is a … Continue reading →

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Karaoke via YouTube API in Iframe Emoji Tutorial

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For a long time we resisted the use of emoji, thinking that their use was a bit lame, but more and more, as times goes on, we find good use for them. It is kind of predictable though for quite … Continue reading →

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Karaoke via YouTube API in Iframe Microphone Tutorial

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It was always a plan with the “Karaoke via YouTube API” that we would try to “splice” in user contributions for a more real “Karaoke” experience. I’ve done work on this before, and it takes a lot of web server … Continue reading →

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