http://www.tumultco.com/hype/
“Using Tumult Hype, you can create beautiful HTML5 web content. Animations and interactive content made with Tumult Hype works on desktops, smartphones and iPads. No coding required.” - tumultoco.com
I decided I wouldn’t be a good HTML5 Tools blogger if I didn’t post a link to Dale Harvey’s HTML5 Pacman. Nice job Dale.
HTML5 Pacman
And here is the code share on Github
Apple Insider reported today in this article that the XCode 4 Developer Preview, now available from Apple may be a sign that Apple is moving into Adobe’s territory in the way of HTML5 development tools. The release showcases a single window IDE for developing HTML5 content for the iPhone & iPad (And other Apple OS), which is a big improvement if you’ve ever tried to use the older version where you have to toggle between windows.
Will Apple be releasing general HTML5 web development tools to compete with Adobe!? I’d like to know.
Download XCode 4 here.
We first saw this in H-Online’s article here.
The W3C’s working draft for audio, image and picture capture from camera devices etc. is here.
Usage examples:
<input id="cameraInput" type="file" accept="image/*">
<input id="cameraInput" onchange="successCB();" type="file" accept="image/*">
<script>
function successCB() {
// Read the image using file-reader or submit the form
}
document.getElementById('cameraInput').click();
</script>
- <!–[if lt IE 9]>
- <script src=”http://html5shiv.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/html5.js”></script>
- <![endif]–>
Force older IE versions to accept HTML5
This articles starts out a little slow but by page 2 you start to get some very good information and links to resources.
View the article here
Mr. Doob’s really cool multiuser sketchpad is really interesting. You have to check this out. If you are have a rave just project this url on the wall and let it rock. Scribblers from all over the world will be in your room creating semi disturbing art!
Use Google Chrome BTW
Awesome Click here
A nice tutorial by Dietmar Krueger
“A prototype of a simple inventory management application demonstrates the HTML5 technology.”
View the Tutorial Here
This is a cool site that checks your current browser for HTML5 capabilities.
Visit the site here
CanIUse.com is another good reference for what is supported in what browser.
Visit the site here
HTML5 News
RT “Betting the House of HTML5″
This is a really great article that discusses, amongst other things, HTML5 in relation to the e-Book business.
The foreshadowing of blanket compatibility is becoming very thick and smells of money folks!
Nice article Andrew Richard Albanese.
Read the article here.