This group will meet regularly to discuss cross-device HTML5 developer tools for creating both native mobile applications for iOS & Android along with HTML5 web apps. We'll include guest speakers that will talk about new advances in HTML5, JavaScript and CSS3 that empower web and mobile developers to accelerate their time to market and reduce the costs associated with deploying across a variety of handsets. Group Meetups will include both technical and market-oriented sessions and will likely me …

This group is for front-end developers who are either using the HTML5 canvas element or want to learn how to use it. We’ll host free roundtable-style discussions, offer discounted classes, participate in labs and more. For the canvas experts in the group, there will be opportunities to showcase and share what your knowledge. And for canvas newbies, there will be plenty of learning opportunities to accommodate different learning style preferences.   If there is interest, we might also cover SV …

The HTML5 developers group is for people to get together and talk about how we’re starting to build applications using HTML5, CSS3, and modern JavaScript. It’s intended for both traditional front-end developers moving from websites to the larger world of web applications, as well as native/rich internet application developers who are looking to transfer their skills to these up-and-coming technologies. There are already great HTML5 and JavaScript groups in New York so we're hoping to do somethin …

It's not your grandfather's web anymore. Mobile is multiplying, tablets are thriving, and the not-so-distant future is a giant question mark following by a giant exclamation point. Responsive web design—the process of creating a site that adapts to the range of web-enabled devices—is poised for a huge breakthrough. First, though, we need to figure out how to do it. Our group is for people from a range of web disciplines—design, development, project management, content strategy, and more—looking …

This group is a place to learn more about and discuss mobile web programming technologies. Focusing primarily on non-native technologies such as HTML5, CSS3, Spine, Sencha, SproutCore, jQTouch, jQuery Mobile, and new frameworks made by innovative up and coming startups in NY and beyond. We'll discuss techniques for building high performance web apps in different domains. In particular, apps for e-commerce, content creation,

NYC meetup for SASS enthusiasts and professionals.

NY HTML5 is focused on next-generation web technologies, specifically HTML5, WebSocket, CSS3, JavaScript and other web tools. We're exploring ways to build next generation web applications that leverage a modern web infrastructure.