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HTML5 is revolutionizing the Web, and now its coming to your ebook reader! In this book, I give an overview of three areas of HTML5 that offer great promise to ebook publishers looking to expand beyond traditional text-and-graphic narratives: Canvas, Geolocation, and Audio/Video. After a brief tutorial of the HTML markup and JavaScript code used to implement these features, I transition into some examples that put HTML5 in action:
A graphing calculator to display algebraic equations on the Canvas
A childrens finger-painting application for drawing pictures on the page
A geolocated work of fiction customized with details about the readers current location
An audio-enabled glossary that lets you click to hear the pronunciation of each term
Embedded video content within instructional text to supplement a lesson
All code for the examples is available for download from GitHub. You can also demo the examples right in your browser by going to examples.oreilly.com.
For each topic area, I also discuss the current status of HTML5 compatibility with major EPUB reader platforms (for example, iBooks, Nook Color, Adobe Digital Editions). At the present time, support for HTML5/EPUB 3 is limited, and often quite experimental. But with the release of the EPUB 3 specification planned for this fall, HTML5 will officially be a part of the EPUB standard, and ereader support for HTML5s feature set should quickly follow suit. In the meantime, if youre reading the EPUB version of this book, the examples are embedded directly in the ebook, so you can experiment with them as your ereader compatibility permits.
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Thanks to Brian Sawyer, Kat Meyer, and Joe Wikert for giving me the opportunity to write this overview on HTML5 for publishers. In researching and compiling this piece, I relied heavily on a wealth of wonderful resources from OReilly Media, as well as some excellent web references and tutorials; please see the Bibliography/Additional Resources sections at the end of each chapter for details and links. In particular, I highly recommend HTML5 Canvas by Steve Fulton and Jeff Fulton for anyone who wants to learn more about Canvas, and the many cited resources by Liza Daly for those looking to learn more about EPUB development.
And special thanks to Adam Witwer for being a great sounding board, and for generously helping me set aside time to work on this project.
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