HTML5 Webinar - Mind Storm Software

This document provides information on various resources for IBM WebSphere Portal support. It lists documentation, technical articles, discussion forums, education and certification resources for learning about WebSphere Portal. It also provides links for downloading WebSphere Portal, finding fixes and support tools, opening service requests to report problems, and getting assistance from the IBM Support Assistant.

Integrate any Angular project with WebSphere Portal without script portlet. #HCLDX #WebSpherePortal #IBM #HCL

from the Rich Web Experience 2010 conference, an overview of options for building Android applications using Web technologies

Slides from my talk at #digiday at EAAA. Contains a lot of links for more detailed information on the topics.

The document introduces ASP.Net MVC and provides resources to help developers build a quick web interface for their database. It explains that ASP.Net MVC uses the model-view-controller pattern to coordinate user inputs and outputs. The document lists the software and tools needed to get started, such as Visual Studio, Entity Framework and version control systems. It also provides links to resources on the .NET framework, database utilities, and getting involved with the open source community.

Presentation done on Barcelonga GDG DevFest 2012 talking about Google Chrome extensions and apps. We talked about everything needed to publish an app up to the Chrome Store. From the manifest to the developer dashboard.

The document discusses web interoperability activities in China, Japan, and Korea. It notes discrepancies between major browsers and efforts to address them, including guidelines on differences and solutions. It provides updates on the status of browsers and support for open standards in each country's websites and communities. Activities include compatibility testing, tools to identify issues, and governments supporting open standards adoption.

Talks about the best practices in web development regarding semantics, accessibility, SEO and performance.

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This document provides an overview of CSS Flexbox including why it is useful, examples of its implementation, browser support, and the basics of how to use Flexbox properties like flex-direction, justify-content, and flex-wrap. It also lists additional learning resources for Flexbox including interactive demos and guides on media queries and further references.

This document provides an overview of developing Chrome extensions, including the user interface, programming, publishing process, and resources. It discusses the different types of extension pages like browser actions, page actions, options pages, and popup pages. It also covers the directory structure, manifest file, background pages, content scripts, asynchronous APIs, permissions, and internationalization.

This document discusses web components and package managers. It provides an overview of popular front-end frameworks and libraries from the past like React, Angular, and VueJS. It explains that web components will replace other forms of web development by providing a standard way for code to be reusable while maintaining compatibility. Package managers like NPM are important tools that developers widely use to manage dependencies. The document advocates that web components create a foundation for significant leaps in development capabilities by solving problems around design systems, templates, and libraries.

This document discusses web application frameworks. It begins with a brief history of web development and the need for frameworks. It defines what a framework is and distinguishes frameworks from libraries. Popular Java, PHP, and ASP.NET frameworks are described, including Spring, Struts, Hibernate, CakePHP, Zend, and Drupal. The MVC design pattern is explained. Advantages of frameworks include code reuse, support for common tasks, and ability to upgrade features easily. Disadvantages include additional learning curves and potential performance issues.

This document provides an overview of the basics of web development, including front-end technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, back-end technologies like PHP, Ruby, and Python, databases like MySQL and MongoDB, web servers like Apache and nginx, version control with Git, and frameworks for HTML/CSS, JavaScript, and backend development. It also briefly mentions HTTP, MVC patterns, and opportunities in web development.

This document provides an overview of the basics of web development, including front-end technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, back-end technologies like PHP, Ruby, and Python, databases like MySQL and MongoDB, web servers like Apache and nginx, version control with Git, and frameworks for HTML/CSS, JavaScript, and backend development. It also briefly mentions HTTP, MVC patterns, and opportunities in web development.