understanding
HTML5 for applications is understanding that HTML5 is HTML, that HTML5 is a
living specification, and that, thanks to the momentum and ecosystem behind
HTML5, HTML has become the only fully cross-device (and cross-distribution) environment
allowing developers to build rich applications for PC, mobile devices, and
tablets and distribute them via the Web or application stores. Best of all, we
are just at the beginning!
In other
words,
HTML5 = (HTML4
+ 1) + (CSS2 + 1) + SVG = Rich Experience + Cross Platform + Web + App Store
- First, data exists 1 in databases, file systems, or even
Web services.
- Upon a specific request, data logic 2 extracts and organizes the data needed to serve the request into a data model 3 to be rendered to the user.
- Then, the model 3 is combined with a template 4 (e.g., JSP, Freemarker, PHP, Mustache, or JsRender) to
generate the HTML 3 that the browser will ultimately display to the user.
- Before and/or after the content is displayed, behavior logic 6 is "attached" to the HTML document.
- Upon user interaction 7, the behavior logic 6 handles the interaction by eventually updating all or
part of the application by restarting the flow entirely or partially.
understanding
HTML5 for applications is understanding that HTML5 is HTML, that HTML5 is a
living specification, and that, thanks to the momentum and ecosystem behind
HTML5, HTML has become the only fully cross-device (and cross-distribution) environment
allowing developers to build rich applications for PC, mobile devices, and
tablets and distribute them via the Web or application stores. Best of all, we
are just at the beginning!
In other
words,
HTML5 = (HTML4
+ 1) + (CSS2 + 1) + SVG = Rich Experience + Cross Platform + Web + App Store
- First, data exists 1 in databases, file systems, or even Web services.
- Upon a specific request, data logic 2 extracts and organizes the data needed to serve the request into a data model 3 to be rendered to the user.
- Then, the model 3 is combined with a template 4 (e.g., JSP, Freemarker, PHP, Mustache, or JsRender) to generate the HTML 3 that the browser will ultimately display to the user.
- Before and/or after the content is displayed, behavior logic 6 is "attached" to the HTML document.
- Upon user interaction 7, the behavior logic 6 handles the interaction by eventually updating all or part of the application by restarting the flow entirely or partially.
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