In this course, Lee Brimelow shows Flash developers how to create dynamic content in the browser using HTML5, CSS, and other related technologies. The course compares ActionScript and JavaScript and covers building animations using the Canvas element and CSS3 transitions, incorporating video and audio, and manipulating 3D content with WebGL.
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Topics include:
- Understanding HTML5 browser support
- Creating class files and animation loops
- Comparing Canvas and BitmapData
- Drawing dynamic graphics
- Exploring DOM animation
- Understanding CSS3 design properties
- Using CSS animations and transforms
- Understanding WebGL
- Using Adobe Edge and the CreateJS library
Table of content
Introduction
- Welcome
- Using the exercise files
- Setting up your system
Overview of HTML5
- What is HTML5?
- Reviewing browser support for HTML5
- Choosing HTML5 tooling
Transitioning from ActionScript to JavaScript
- Comparing ActionScript and JavaScript
- Exploring object-oriented programming in JavaScript
- Creating class files
- Creating animation loops
- Using Modernizr for feature detection
- Looking at helpful JavaScript resources
The Canvas Element
- Comparing Canvas and BitmapData
- Creating a Canvas “Hello World”
- Drawing dynamic graphics
- Working with states and transforms
- Drawing images
- Drawing sprite sheets
- Animating Canvas elements
- Using multiple Canvas elements
DOM Animation
- What is the Document Object Model (DOM)?
- Animating DOM elements
- Choosing between Canvas and the DOM
Using CSS3
- Overview of CSS3
- Exploring CSS3 design properties
- Animating using transitions
- Using CSS animations
- Using 2D and 3D transforms
Incorporating Audio and Video
- Using the HTML5 video tag
- Controlling video with JavaScript
- Playing sounds with the audio tag
- Looking at the future of web audio and video
Incorporating 3D with WebGL
- Overview of WebGL
- Getting started with three.js
- Working with shaders and lights
Useful Tools and Frameworks
- Animating using Adobe Edge
- Using the CreateJS library
- Creating HTML5 animation using Flash CS6
- Conclusion
- Moving forward with Flash and HTML5
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