AMDave
01-20-2012, 02:44 PM
Video tutorial for the web application
Dear all, Today you can test a new feature that we are developing for the web application: an HTML5 video-tutorial that interacts actively with your web application user interface. For this development, we are using pure HTML5 + CSS3 + Javascript. The video tutorial uses the latest and open source code for video encoding from Google: Webm, so only modern web browsers like Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome will be able to play it (these browsers are free and open source!). The result, well, I think it is better if you try it by yourself. Go to http://www.citizencyberscience.net/t4t-webapp-help/ and leave a comment here if you like it or not ;) We would love your feedback!. Enjoy!!!
More... (http://lhcathome2.cern.ch/test4theory/forum_thread.php?id=743)
Dear all, Today you can test a new feature that we are developing for the web application: an HTML5 video-tutorial that interacts actively with your web application user interface. For this development, we are using pure HTML5 + CSS3 + Javascript. The video tutorial uses the latest and open source code for video encoding from Google: Webm, so only modern web browsers like Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome will be able to play it (these browsers are free and open source!). The result, well, I think it is better if you try it by yourself. Go to http://www.citizencyberscience.net/t4t-webapp-help/ and leave a comment here if you like it or not ;) We would love your feedback!. Enjoy!!!
More... (http://lhcathome2.cern.ch/test4theory/forum_thread.php?id=743)