Learn to use HTML5's canvas element to draw such 2D graphics as rendered text, images, graphics, and gradients with JavaScript by creating resolution-independent bitmaps.

David Cathue, HTML5 gaming expert shows you how to use canvas, SVG, and JS frameworks to visualize images and large data sets.

The last session of our series will combine all we've learned about JavaScript, CSS3, and HTML Graphics and see what it takes to create a game. We will give an overview of a typical game loop in HTML5 and explore some popular game engines in use with HTML5 today.

HTML5 is here, and the Web will never be the same. Brandon Sastrom breaks down the basics, browser support, and practical examples for your site.

When I'm asked by web developers how they can get started with HTML5 Video, I ask them, "Why? What are you trying to solve?" Almost every time, I hear, "I just want my video to work on mobile devices." Easy. I'll show you how to get started.

David Cathue, HTML5 gaming expert shows you how to use canvas, SVG, and JS frameworks to visualize images and large data sets.

David Cathue, HTML5 gaming expert shows you how to use canvas, SVG, and JS frameworks to make a gaming code easy.

Use the HTML <audio> tag to add music and other audio to your webpages in an integrated way without the need for external music players such as Adobe Flash, Apple QuickTime, or Microsoft Windows Media Player.

ECMAScript 5, a programming language related to JavaScript, offers a new execution mode that introduces some runtime-enforced discipline to JavaScript development and acts as an important debugging tool.

Learn some best practices for using the HTML5 <audio> in your coding, including how and when to load clips, audio looping, and using multiple <audio> tags. Tips from real-world websites add context to the ideas.

Learn how to quickly build Pinned Sites, a set of features in Internet Explorer 9 that allow you to extend a website outside the browser to make it more like a Windows application.

The HTML5 canvas element supports hardware acceleration in browsers, allowing websites to run faster than many native desktop applications.