Easily build 25 websites and apps (including Virtual Reality, iPhone and Android apps) with HTML5, CSS, & JavaScript
InstructorMaximiliano Firtman
FreeInstruction is driven by numerous practical applications, ranging from simple news articles to complex social media and VR experiences.
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This split-screen view demonstrates practical HTML5 application by displaying JavaScript code for local storage alongside the resulting wine order form interface.
This instructional slide breaks down the HTML picture tag syntax, using arrows to identify the source set for images and the media query attributes.
This image demonstrates the development of immersive 360-degree virtual reality experiences by showing a live preview of an amphitheater alongside the instructor using a headset.
The image demonstrates mobile testing by showing an instructor holding a device while its screen displays a webpage featuring an O'Reilly book cover.
The curriculum covers specialized mobile topics including device sensors, camera usage, and the creation of Progressive Web Apps.
One signal from 2021 suggests the use of outdated ES5 syntax and potential issues with modern mobile OS permissions for device sensors; while a more recent update is noted, it does not prove these specific technical elements were corrected.
A signal from 2020 indicates that the transition into JavaScript can be difficult due to a rapid pace, though an update may have addressed this.