Interactive Graphics w/ Javascript, HTML5 and CSS3

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This document describes a course on interactive graphics using JavaScript, HTML5, and CSS3, led by Lee Lundrigan and Sarah Allen from Blazing Cloud, Inc. It covers essential topics such as animation, collision detection, sound, and keyboard movement, providing tools and resources for development. The document also includes a laboratory session focused on simple animation and game creation.

Technology

Interactive Graphics
w/ Javascript,
HTML5 and CSS3
Lee Lundrigan
Sarah Allen

Class Materials

• You will want to get:
• https://github.com/blazingcloud/
simple_animation

• git@github.com:blazingcloud/
simple_animation.git

Who are we?

• Blazing Cloud, Inc.
• Product Development Consultancy
• Training
• Lean Startup, Customer Development
• Languages: HTML, CSS, Javascript,
Ruby, Objective-C, Java

Who are we?
• Lee Lundrigan
• iOS, Mac and Mobile Web specialist
• Wrote a cross mobile browser CSS
framework that ran on iPhone,
Android, Blackberry and WinMo

• Sarah Allen
• 20 years of Product Experience
• After Effects, Shockwave, Flash
video, Open Laszlo, Lean Startup

Tools of the trade
• Oxygen XML Editor
• http://www.oxygenxml.com
• Aptana
• http://www.aptana.com
• TextEdit (on Mac)
• TextPad (on Windows)

Course Topics
• Animation
• 2D and 3D / HTML5 Canvas
• Collision detection
• Sprites
• Sound
• Interaction
• Best practices

Vocab

vec·tor /ˈvektər/
Noun: A quantity having direction as
well as magnitude, esp. as determining
the position of one point in space
relative to another.

10
15

hertz (Hz)
a unit of frequency of one cycle per
second. Ex. 60Hz = 60 times per second

’tween/twēn/
Contraction: time between. The process
of creating in between frames.

Coordinate System

• Cartesian Coordinate System
• Starts in upper left
• Origin is (0,0)
0
0

Animation

• setInterval(code,millisec);
• repeats until cleared
• setTimeout(code, millisec);
• Fires the event once
• Note: There are 1000 milliseconds in
one second.

Animation Cont...

function draw() {
ball.x += 10;
}

Collision Detection

• Bounding box
• Test using object’s center
• {x: 10, y: 10}

Sound

• HTML5 <embed> Tag
<embed src="pong.mp3" id=”pong
”width=”0” height=”0”
autostart=”false”/>
• Get the object by id
• Call the Play() method

Keyboard Movement
• document.onkeydown
• detect character code
• left: 37 right: 39
• set moving true
• document.onkeyup
• set moving false

Keyboard Movement
Cont...

• Webkit based browsers have a bug
• the keypress event doesn’t work for
the arrow keys

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