Category Archives: HTML 5
Your first Angular.js note-keeping app part 1
It provides a two way data binding which leads to less custom JavaScript. Two way data binding means that you would not have to redisplay model data each time you change it. For instance, if you have a user model and the user changes his name in your app - all instances which display his name on the page will be changed to the new name automatically.
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Creating an offline app using HTML5 Cache and Underscore Template
In this article, we are going to make an application that once accessed through an internet connection would be accessible even when you are offline. The application is relatively simple – it provides the user with the ability to create new notes with title and body and remove notes he no longer needs. We are going to store the notes the user has saved in localStorage in order for the application to be accessible without internet connection.
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How to Use Form Validation Pattern With HTML5?
Form validation is essential, as it helps to collect correct data (or valid form values) from the users in a secure way. Most significantly it provides you with options to identify users where they've gone wrong while filling the form. JavaScript was necessary for implementing client-side form validation, but not anymore, thanks to HTML5 you can validate your forms without messing around with the complex JavaScript coding.
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