Google I/O 2010
Google I/O 2010 finished on May 20. Very interesting to see what google is doing.
1. Android: the message pushing is innovative. You can push content from Web browser to the Android device. Other things you can imagine from google search and from iPhone.
2. HTML5: I am just teaching XHTML. It seems xml is not so integrated into HTML. People are using HTML5 for video and animation content. However, I am not so fan of SVG and Canvas. I find it is difficult to program it. I do not want to calculate the coordinates when doing graph. Without proper tool, writing SVG or Canvas has no fun.
3. Web TV: not see the demo yet. However, I can imagine it, as the integration of Web search, content and video.
1. Android: the message pushing is innovative. You can push content from Web browser to the Android device. Other things you can imagine from google search and from iPhone.
2. HTML5: I am just teaching XHTML. It seems xml is not so integrated into HTML. People are using HTML5 for video and animation content. However, I am not so fan of SVG and Canvas. I find it is difficult to program it. I do not want to calculate the coordinates when doing graph. Without proper tool, writing SVG or Canvas has no fun.
3. Web TV: not see the demo yet. However, I can imagine it, as the integration of Web search, content and video.
1 Comments:
I agree that SVG is not fun. However, canvas is cool.
If you have a canvas-compatible browser, check out this little animation :
http://www.daniel-lemire.com/canvas.html
You have to press the button to start the animation.
(Warning: this URI may not remain valid forever, this is just something I threw together in minutes.)
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Daniel Lemire, at 6:45 AM
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