The example centers around an HTML5 iPad App for looking up time zones. Move the slider around and it gets awesome.
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Apple’s showcase to show what Safari can do with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. There are some neat apps like this typography one.
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One hour video interview (audio podcast available) with the author of a new HTML5 book.
Easy to implement. Currently only supported in Firefox.
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A bunch of fun demos. This Google Gravity one is cool.
A Tumblr similar to this one with HTML5 and CSS3 examples. These world clocks are cool.
A javascript-based video player that uses the HTML5 video element. I tried it out and it looks good. The controls are similar to Vimeo’s player.
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85 pages of nicely designed book learning action.
The chapter of Dive Info HTML5 about detecting features. Certain browsers might not support certain features so it’s smart to add code to check what is available. There is also an almost-alphabetical guide for quick reference.
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