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I want to do a presentation using HTML5. If some of you already use a good HTML5 framework to make slides please can you give me the links.
I like this one :
http://slides.html5rocks.com
But I want to have more information before choosing one.
reveal.js
deck.js
html5slides
I personally prefer reveal.js. Simple enough to easily create slides, but still powerful enough to do everything I want it to do.
Well I have used and been impressed by impress.js:
http://bartaz.github.io/impress.js
Its output is very similar to Prezi.
Bunkr is super convenient and fun to use, and nice enough.
But I haven't found a slide show framework that can handle math.
Hopefully they'll add this feature soon!
Update: reveal.js can use MathJax to handle math, as described here.
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I want to be able to show complex math expressions like this...
...without having to use images or javascript.
It seems like that there are HTML characters for most of the actual glyphs, so the challenge is to scale and stack them into the correct configuration. This seems doable, but not practical for a large number of expressions. My instinct is to put together a series of classes that combine to result in a "math CSS framework".
Before I open this pandora's box, I wonder if this is a problem that has already been solved. Google doesn't seem to think so, but maybe you know otherwise.
NOTE: I love snazzy HTML5 and jazzy CSS3 tricks as mucha as the next guy, but I need IE8+ :-(
Have a look at MathJax.
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/math/
Also this might help
http://www.myphysicslab.com/web_math.html.
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I am in need of a library/plugin for HTML5 canvas that allows you to sketch. I am aware that I can simply create my own script to draw on canvas, but it's the additional functionality that I don't know how to implement. So I'm hoping someone can suggest a library that can add support for:
Brush manipulation (image, size, color)
Layered drawing (or a form of 'history')
Undo support (or again, history)
Does something like this exist? If not can someone send me in the right direction with creating my own functionality like this?
Thank you!
I'm not sure about the undo support but sketch.js is a good place to start.
http://intridea.github.io/sketch.js/
Kinetic JS will be a good start ...
http://kineticjs.com/
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I'm a beginner when it comes to programming, and I have the nasty habit of googling anything I want to do, or don't understand. When I have to work offline it's of course really hard for me.
I'm trying to make a handbook out of any good cheat-sheet and refcards I've found.
So far I have a Vi cheat sheet, some docs from Addedbytes and a few about standard OS commands.
The question is:
What documents are absolutely essential to avoid being useless while offline. (The more synthetic, the better)
Unless you want to lug around a whole binder of cheat-sheets (which then poses other problmes such as searching for the info), i'd recommend a usb key with the cheat-sheets regarding
the OS you're working on
the language you'll be working with
the technologies you'll be building upon
If you really insist on being exhaustive, a site like http://www.cheat-sheets.org/ may help you go on a cheat-sheet splurge, and you may want to have a look at other answers on stackoverflow
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Is there a website where I can download free css/html templates for a website to support multiple browsers and resolutions?
(I want to make sure I can make use of client's entire screen and not show my website in the middle with "spares" on the sides)
Simple googling will bring you this:
http://www.freecsstemplates.org/
Tried it once, was easy to use.
This should get you started http://csstinderbox.raykonline.com/ the technique is commonly known as fluid layouts.
I've always preferred using Andreas Viklund's stuff. It's easy to tweak and some of his stuff is purposed just for being widely compatible. http://andreasviklund.com/templates/#all/1/list
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I'm inheriting a mess of a website where the structure of is impossible to follow mostly because of lack of indenting. Is there a utility that can massage existing code to proper indents?
HTML Tidy is pretty much the standard, and it's often already integrated into text editors and IDEs.
HTML Tidy does a great job at reformatting. It has options for tuning how it processes the files.
Aptana has a source code formatter, it works for HTML, Javascript, PHP, CSS, pretty much everything a web-geek needs ...