Events tagged "Browsers":

SpringPeople Learning Centre Level 3,
MSR Building, 671, 9th Main, Sector 7, HSR Layout, Bangalore – 560 102

This training program explored about HTML5 and how to incorporate its countless features in Web pages and applications. With this training, the participants will quickly go from the basics of HTML5 to deep dives into advanced topics like Layouts, Forms, Offline Support, Geolocation, Audio & Video, Graphics, Communication APIS, Storage, New Javascript Web Workers and so on. Read more »

5959 West Century Blvd. #106 Los Angeles, CA 90045
United States,Los Angeles CA

Take your web building skills to the next level with Dreamweaver CS5 hands on training. Build engaging websites that incorporate CSS to style different page elements such as forms and tables. Design different types of CSS layouts from scratch and learn techniques for dealing with browser compatibility issues. Create CSS image galleries without using tables and style XML data to build an RSS feed reader within your site. Learn the toolsets necessary to create dynamic CSS controlled websites in this two day training. Read more »

Jyske Bank A/S, Vestergade 8-16, 8600 Silkeborg,
Denmark

HTML5 and CSS3 opens up new possibilities for developing rich Web applications. Supplemented with an appropriate amount of JavaScript, these applications can become a full-fledged replacement for a ‘native’ application written for a given platform. Read more »

Google’s Crittenden Lane campus
Mountain View, California
United States

At the SVG Open 2009 Conference you will have the opportunity to learn to use it to create effective and compelling web content, learn techniques for developing SVG software solutions, and see the latest developments from the W3C. You will meet the creators of SVG* applications in person, the authors of the SVG specifications, and you will have the opportunity to provide your own input for future development. Read more »

Microsoft Corporate Headquarters Redwest Campus
Microsoft

PARC’s George E. Pake Auditorium
3333 Coyote Hill Road
Palo Alto, California

Pursuing a philosophy of “content, not chrome,” the Google Chrome team sought to design a window manager for the web, a browser that would recede into the background and elevate web pages, applications, and entertainment to first-class citizens on the modern desktop. Read more »