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AppsWorld Demo– Windows 8 Music Player in HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript

I’ve posted a demo similar to this on the site before but I was at the AppsWorld conference yesterday and gave a short example of putting together a native Windows 8 Store app in HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript and someone asked me to record it and put it online...

Published Thu, Oct 4 2012 4:32 PM by mtaulty

Filed under: Blend, HTML5, Windows8, JavaScript, CSS
Free (partial!) eBook: Programming Windows 8 Apps with HTML,CSS & JS

The first four chapters of Kraig Brockschmidt’s new book “Programming Windows 8 Apps with HTML, CSS and JavaScript” are available for free download from MS Press. Click the book image to go and download. I’m downloading as we speak and putting it on a SkyDrive...

Published Fri, Jun 8 2012 10:04 AM by mtaulty

Filed under: HTML5, Windows8, JavaScript, CSS
Windows 8 Metro Style– Bits of Binding

Data binding is a useful tool in putting an application together and I’ve spent quite a long time with various frameworks that support different aspects of binding. In the last few years, that has mainly revolved around the binding support that you find in...

Published Thu, Apr 26 2012 12:08 AM by mtaulty

Filed under: C#, HTML5, Windows8, JavaScript, CSS
Windows 8 Metro style simple music app example

It was a long weekend here in the UK and it rained a little and so I had a bit of spare time to put together a make-it-up-as-you-go-along screencasts around a simplistic Windows 8 metro style app that lets me play music from albums found in my music library...

Published Tue, Apr 10 2012 9:19 AM by mtaulty

Filed under: VisualStudio, Blend, HTML5, Windows8, JavaScript, CSS
CSS3 Transitions and Animations

Animations in the XAML based world I first really came to animations as part of UI (other than the odd animated GIF that we used to use to display file copy progress and so on) with the arrival into my world of WPF and then Silverlight. In that world, you have...

Published Fri, Dec 9 2011 10:52 AM by mtaulty

Filed under: IE, HTML5, Windows, CSS
Zooming & Panning with CSS in IE 10

Something that I’ve been experimenting with just a little lately in the IE10 Preview (available on the Windows Developer Preview) is the idea of how simple HTML content (e.g. a DIV or an IMG) can respond to touch events in order to support the sort of gesture...

Published Fri, Dec 9 2011 9:17 AM by mtaulty

Filed under: IE, HTML5, Touch, CSS
Laying out HTML with CSS Grids

I’ve been working quite a lot lately with HTML and CSS and one of the things that I’m more than prepared to admit that I’m rubbish at is CSS-based layout. For those without a black-belt, CSS layout feels like a set of incantations that you have to get in exactly...

Published Mon, Nov 14 2011 2:39 PM by mtaulty

Filed under: IE, HTML5, Windows, CSS
Bookshelf.Add( … )

Following up on the recent post about some of the .NET books on my bookshelf , I daresay that you can perhaps see how I’m trying to broaden my horizons a little with this picture of what Amazon recently delivered to my house; Fortunately, only that book by...

Published Fri, Sep 2 2011 9:24 AM by mtaulty

Filed under: HTML5, JavaScript, CSS

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