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Creating standards-compliant animations for the Web just got a lot easier. With this concise guide, you{u2019}ll learn how to convert Flash animations into HTML5, using Wallaby{u2014}the experimental tool from Adobe. Wallaby makes Flash content available for devices that don't support Flash runtimes, including the iPhone and iPad. Developing HTML5 animations is time-consuming with all the coding required. This book shows you how to create compelling content for HTML5 environments with relative ease, whether you know Flash or not. After a quick introduction to simple animation building with Flash, you'll learn how Wallaby helps you convert those animations into HTML5 code. Learn how to create a simple Flash animation, using Flash Professional CS5 Become familiar with the Flash Library, Stage drawing canvas, and animation Timeline Take the right approach to building a complex Flash animation for HTML5 Get performance tips to optimize animations for desktops and mobile devices Use simple JavaScript and CSS code to place the Wallaby animation in a web page Add interactivity to your HTML5 animation with jQuery
- Author
- Ian L. McLean
- Publisher
- O'Reilly Media, Incorporated
- Published
- 2011
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781449307134
- Subjects
- Computer Science, Programming, Stem
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