Level up to HTML5 Mobile Pro with our half-day workshop!
These online classes will be held on:
Monday, September 20, 2010, 9am-1pm PT SOLD OUT!
Tuesday, October 5, 2010, 9am-1pm PT
(that's 12pm-4pm ET, or 6pm-10pm in Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin, Vienna)
Your hosts: Amy Hoy & Thomas Fuchs!
Learn how to build mobile web apps that use advanced CSS features like gradients and transformations, canvas, touch, audio, animations, and more — like http://everytimezone.com and even more extreme!
Strictly limited to 25 seats so you'll get all your questions answered!
Early bird pricing is just $229 – and there's only a limited amount of the early bird tickets available. Regular ticket price will be $279. Act and book now if you want to join the workshop!
All you need broadband internet access and a browser with (gulp!) Flash installed. There will be streaming video and audio of us teachers, live on-screen presentations and a parallel chat room (text chat), where we will answer all your questions. You'll also receive all workshop materials (slides, example code) a day or two before the workshop starts (great if you'd like to print it and take notes!). After the workshop is over, the live presentation will be downloadable as a video for your reference.
Book now using your credit card or PayPal.
Early bird ticket just $229!Is this workshop for me? We expect that you have a working knowledge of HTML, CSS and JavaScript (but you don't have to be an expert!) and know how to build web sites and web apps with that. We assume that you own and use one more mobile devices and are familiar with using those and using the mobile Web.
Questions? Just send Thomas a mail at thomas@fesch.at.
Topics: iOS (iPhone & iPad), Android and Palm WebOS Webkit-based browsers, capabilities of HTML5 & making them work for you, touch interfaces, Hardware acceleration & 3D CSS, audio and video, fast loading, cross-browser issues and what works where, going offline and last but not least making it all AWESOME.
What people are saying about our JavaScript Master Classes:
Amy Hoy is the most famousest designer in the Ruby on Rails world, known for her gut-bustingly funny laugh-out-loud tutorials, great explanatory graphics, and apt metaphors. She's got over 10 years' experience in explaining technical concepts in an entertaining and understandable way.
Thomas Fuchs' script.aculo.us framework was created during the development of one of the most highly interactive applications the Web had ever seen. And it's gone on to be used in such web sites & applications as CNN.com, NASA.gov, IKEA.com, Me.com and more. Thomas is currently working on Scripty 2 and consulting with large companies for their craziest, stickiest JavaScript needs.