59 Lessons
1 Students
So, what is an HTML API? According to Wikipedia, an API (or application programming interface) is “is a set of subroutine definitions, protocols, and tools for building application software.” In an HTML API, the definitions and protocols are in the HTML itself, and the tools look in HTML for the configuration .
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What You'll Learn
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Enable learners to utilize HTML5 APIs for interactive web development and enhance user experience with modern web features
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Implement HTML5 APIs such as Geolocation, Canvas, and Web Storage to create dynamic, responsive websites
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Integrate HTML5 APIs to access device hardware like cameras, microphones, and sensors for multimedia applications
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Develop web applications leveraging HTML5 APIs for real-time data processing and offline functionality
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Apply HTML5 APIs to improve accessibility and usability in web interfaces and user interactions
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Utilize HTML5 APIs to embed multimedia content and create engaging visual effects on websites
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Troubleshoot common issues related to HTML5 APIs to ensure seamless web application performance
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Optimize web applications by effectively using HTML5 APIs for performance and security enhancements
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Design responsive web pages that incorporate HTML5 APIs for enhanced multimedia and interactive features
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Create cross-browser compatible web applications utilizing HTML5 APIs for consistent user experience
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Implement HTML5 APIs to enable location-based services and geospatial functionalities in web apps
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Leverage HTML5 APIs to develop innovative web solutions with multimedia, offline storage, and device integration
Course Content
59 Lessons • 15 h 32 m total
Web Notifications API
NEW Web Share API
Page Visibility API Active Tab Tracking
online and offline Event Handling
HTML5 Vibration API
History API Part 1
History API Part 2 The Good Stuff
HTML5 JavaScript Web Storage using localStorage and sessionStorage
JavaScript and Geolocation
Understanding CORS AJAX fetch problems
How to Cache Data with LocalStorage
Controlling HTML5 Video and Captions with JS
HTML5 Permissions API
HTML5 Clipboard API
How to Discover New Browser Features
Intro to JavaScript Audio Effects on Webpages
Capturing Media from HTML on Mobile Devices
Capture DOM Changes with MutationObservers
Deep Copying vs Shallow Copying
Everything You Feared about Base 64 Made Clear
HTML5 Screen Orientation API
Capturing and Saving User Audio or Video with JavaScript
HTML5 FullScreen API
Start a Temporary Web Server from the Command Line
IntersectionObserver API
Create an Infinite Scroll | Lazy Loading Page
Formatting with the Intl ListFormat Object
How to Use the Resize Observer API
Practical Coding with LocalStorage
The NEW CSS aspect ratio property
Form Validation Part II JS and the Constraint Validation API
Exploring the History pushState and replaceState Methods
Practical Navigation with popstate and hashchange events
Understanding JavaScript Storage Events
Simple Introduction to IndexedDB with the idb keyval Library
IndexedDB Part 1 Creating and Versioning
IndexedDB Part 2 Transactions and Requests
IndexedDB Part 3 get and getAll
IndexedDB Part 4 insert update and delete
IndexedDB Part 5 Importing Test Data
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HTML5 APIs Course Description
So, what is an HTML API? According to Wikipedia, an API (or application programming interface) is “is a set of subroutine definitions, protocols, and tools for building application software.” In an HTML API, the definitions and protocols are in the HTML itself, and the tools look in HTML for the configuration .
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