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1 | XPERT INFOTECH | ConfidentialCOURSE OUTLINE FOR RIA

Effective from: Jan 2012

RICH INTERNET APPLICATIONS (RIA) HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, AJAX, jQuery and SilverLight




HTML5 Training Outline

IntroductionLaying out a Page with HTML5Page StructureNew HTML5 Structural TagsPage SimplificationThe Problems HTML 4 AddressesThe Problems XHTML AddressesThe New More Flexible Approach of HTML5 - Paving the CowpathsNew Features of HTML5The HTML5 Spec(s)Current State of Browser Support

Sections and ArticlesThe section TagThe article TagOutliningAccessibility

Native Audio and Video

The Video ElementThe Audio ElementComplete an exercise: marking up an audio element

Download the ogg fileDownload the mp3 fileCreating the Audio ElementDownload my Finished VersionBackwards CompatibilityComplete an exercise: marking up a video element, with fallback contentDownload the mp4 video fileDownload the ogv video fileDownload the swf video fileCreating the Video ElementDownload my finished version of the videoVideo and Audio Codecs

HTML5 Forms

ModernizrNew Input Types




searchtelurl and emaildate/time input types

numberrangemin, max, and step attributescolor

HTML5 Web Storage

Overview of HTML5 Web StorageWeb StorageBrowser SupportLocal StorageSession StoragePrefixing your KeysOther Storage MethodsWeb Database StorageIndexed Database API

HTML5 Canvas

Getting Started with CanvasDrawing Lines

Multiple Sub-PathsThe Path Drawing ProcessThe fill() MethodColor and TransparencyRectanglesCircles and ArcsQuadratic and Bezier CurvesImagesdrawImage() - BasicdrawImage() - SpritesText




CSS3 Training Outline

Understanding CSS

Reviewing XTHML BasicsUnderstanding CSS TerminologyAdding Rules to a Style SheetAdding SelectorsWorking with Multiple DeclarationsWorking with Style SheetsEmbedding a Style SheetImporting an External Style SheetImporting Multiple Style SheetsLinking to an External Style Sheet

Managing Style Sheets

Selectors and the Cascade

Understanding SelectorsUsing ID SelectorsUsing Class SelectorsUsing Grouped SelectorsUsing Descendant SelectorsLooking for the Sources of StylesResolving Style Conflicts with Specificity

Using the !important DeclarationUnderstanding InheritanceRevealing Unstyled DocumentsApplying User Style Sheets

Using CSS to Affect Page Layout

Introducing the CSS Box ModelCreating Simple FloatsUsing Floats for Page Layout

Fixing Column DropClearing EssentialsContaining FloatsDisplaying Elements

Setting Foreground and Background Properties




Adding Foreground ColorsAdding Color to Background ElementsAdding Background ImagesRepeating Background Images

Positioning Background ImagesUsing the Background Shorthand Declaration

Setting Typography

Altering Line HeightUsing Font FamiliesChanging Font Styles and WeightsSizing FontsWriting Font Shorthand DeclarationsAligning Text HorizontallyAligning Text VerticallyTransforming TextDecorating Text

Using Margins and Borders to Create Whitespace and Separation

Understanding MarginsAdding BordersImplementing PaddingUsing Negative Margins

Collapsing Margins

Styling Tables

Styling Tables and CaptionsStyling Table CellsStyling Column ClassesStyling Links in Table Cells




JavaScript Training Outline

Introducing JavaScripto Evolution of JavaScript since 1996

o Current uses of JavaScript in web applicationsWhere JavaScript goes

o Placing JavaScript code in separate .js fileso Using unobtrusive JavaScript principles to separate event handlers from

HTMLJavaScript language fundamentals

o Statements

o Variables and data types

o Operators (for both numbers and strings)o Conditionals (if-else if-else and switch-case)o Loops (while, do-while, for)

o Functions Creating functions Calling functions Returning values

Understanding JavaScript objects

o The role of objects in JavaScript programming

o Working with methods and properties

o The JavaScript object hierarchyo The implicit window objecto Event handlers

JavaScript with forms

o How forms fit into the JavaScript DOM

o Setting focus on a specific field

o Blocking a field from being editedo Setting field values based on user input

o Basic validation: requiring field values to be filled in

o Handling calculations within forms (useful for totaling orders and otherquantitative form operations)

Includes a discussion of the Math object, which provides usefulmethods for making calculations

JavaScript with links and images

o Using onMouseOver and onMouseOut to detect the presence of the mouse

o Using onClick to process clicks on hyperlinks

o Having hyperlinks call functions via javascript: URLso Conditionally navigating the user to a page when they click a link

o Dynamically swapping one or more images on a page based on theposition of the mouse

JavaScript for navigation

o Overview of the history and location objects

o Building a jump menu (a pulldown menu that takes the user to a pagebased on their selection)

o Navigating the user to a specific page based on their input in a formJavaScript for pop-up help




o Pros and cons of having JavaScript open another window

o Generating and sizing a new (child) window via JavaScripto Communication between the child window and the parent windowo Implementing attractive pop-up help or information windows using

JavaScriptAdvanced form validation with regular expressionso Overview of regular expressions as a powerful language for validating form

submissions Note: Regular expressions are supported by almost all major

programming languages -- learning them in this class will be aboon to students who will later learn other languages

o Using the RegExp object in JavaScript To test whether a string matches a pattern To extract pieces of a string (e.g., the month, day, and year from a

date the user has entered) To clean up illegal characters the user has entered

jQuery Training Outline

Getting Started with jQueryo Downloading the Most Recent Version of jQueryo Using jQuery with Other Librarieso Starting Processing When the DOM Tree is Readyo jQuery Utility Functions

Forming Wrapped Sets with jQuery Selectorso CSS Selectorso Hierarchical Selectorso Basic Filterso Content Filterso Visibility Filterso Attribute Filterso Child-Specific Filterso Form Element Filterso Additional Wrapped Set Methods

Event-Driven Programming with jQueryo

Event Helperso Interaction Helpers: toggle() and hover()o jQuery Event Objectso jQuery Live Events

jQuery and Ajaxo The load() Wrapped Set Methodo Basic Ajax Requests with $.get() and $.post()




o $.getJSON() and $.get Script()o Exercising Complete Control with $.ajax()o Global Ajax Eventso Ajax Helper Methods

Developing jQuery Pluginso Best Practiceso Utility Function Pluginso Wrapped Set Method Pluginso Providing Default Argument Values

XSLT Transformations with jQuery [upon request; adds 1/4 day to the class atadditional cost]

o Using the jQuery Transform plug-ino Performing transformationso Handling transformation outputo Passing parameters to XSLT stylesheets

jQuery Unit Testing [upon request; adds 1/4 day to the class at additional cost]o Using the QUnit Framework o Developing a Sample HTML Page for Testingo Analysis of a jQuery Unit Test Script

jQuery UI Training Outline

Getting Started with jQuery UIo Downloading the Most Recent Version of jQuery UIo Using an Existing Theme or Creating Your Owno jQuery Wrapped Set Methods Extended by jQuery UIo jQuery UI Animation Effectso Using Animations with show(), hide() and toggle()

jQuery UI Interaction Helperso Draggableso Droppableso Resizableso Selectableso Sortables

jQuery UI User Interface Elements, Part Io Progressbaro Slidero Datepickero Dialogo Buttono Autocomplete

jQuery UI User Interface Elements, Part IIo Tabs




o Accordions jQuery UI Plugins

o Using an Object to Retain State Informationo Using a Single Method with an Action Argumento Creating a Plugin Using $.widget()o Adding Callbacks to a Plugin

Ajax Training Outline

Ajax Basicso The Purpose of Ajax

Traditional Web Application

An Ajax Web Applicationo The XMLHttpRequest Object

Creating an XMLHttpRequest Object Using an XMLHttpRequest Object Handling the Response

Ajax Frameworkso The Purpose of Frameworks

Choosing a Framework o Dojo

Downloading Dojo Using Dojo for Ajax

o Prototype Downloading Prototype Using Prototype for Ajax

o Other Popular Frameworks Direct Web Remoting (DWR) AjaxAnywhere Simple Ajax (SAJAX) Sarissa Other Frameworks

The HTML Document Object Modelo Accessing Nodes

Accessing Element Nodes Accessing Attribute Nodes getAttribute attributes[] Accessing Nodes by Type, Name or Value Accessing Nodes by Class Name




o Removing Nodes from the DOM DOM Differences: The Whitespace Problem

o Creating New NodesXML and Ajax

o Creating a DOM Document with JavaScripto Accessing, Creating and Modifying XML Nodes

Creating an AddChild() Functiono Receiving XML Responseso Passing XML to the Server

Ajax Applicationso Login Formo Quick Lookup Formo Preloaded Data

Ajax Slideshow Navigable Tables

OO JavaScript and Refactoring Ajaxo Illustrating the Problemo Object-Oriented JavaScript

JavaScript Classes Prototypes Extending Built-in Objects

o Refactoring the Ajax Request CodeJavaScript Object Notation (JSON)

o Object Literals Arrays Objects Arrays in Objects Objects in Arrays

o JSON JSON Syntax JSON Parsers JSON Advantages and Disadvantages




Silverlight Training Outline

Controlling Html from Silver light

Calling managed code from JavaScript

Using the Local Connection API to communicate between multiple Silver light

instances

Maximizing SEO

Out Of Browser Support

Enabling OOB support

Using the Network Monitoring API

Updating an OOB Application

Working with Services

Creating Services for Silver light

Silver light enabled WCF services

Binary XML

ADO.NET Data ServicesRestful services with POX and JSON

Data Binding

· Understanding Data Binding in Silver light

· Data Binding Modes· Data Binding Syntax

· Data Context· Change Notification· Data Templates

Creating Custom Controls

· The Silver light Toolkit

· Motivation for creating custom controls

· Creating custom controls




· Understanding Generic XAML

· Using custom controls

Silver light Accessibility

· Making Silver light accessible

· Achieving DDA Compliance

· UI Automation

Silver light Unit Testing

· choosing a testing framework

· Installing the framework

· Writing Unit Tests for Silver light code· Adopting Test Driven Development (TDD) and Silver light

· Integration

Silver light Navigation Applications

· Overview

· Creating Navigation Applications

· Creating clean URLs

· Understanding Deep Linking

· Applying other styles and assets

· Using navigation in standard Silver light applications

Notes:

Recommend Practical hours for student except class hours is 90 Hrs.

We also provide weekend classes for all courses.

After completion of 75% of course, student will go through Live Project

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