The HTML5 <canvas> element allows you to use colors in various ways to fill shapes, outline paths, and add visual appeal to your graphics. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how …

The HTML5 <canvas> element provides a way to draw shapes and paths using the Path API. Paths allow you to create intricate drawings by combining lines, curves, and shapes. This …

The HTML5 <canvas> element provides a powerful way to draw and manipulate 2D shapes and images directly in the browser using JavaScript. It allows you to create dynamic graphics, such …

WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication) is a technology that enables real-time peer-to-peer communication between browsers and devices. It supports audio, video, and data sharing without requiring plugins. In this tutorial, you’ll …

Web Messaging in HTML5 allows communication between browser contexts such as iframes, tabs, windows, or workers. It enables secure and efficient messaging between these contexts, overcoming the limitations of the …

IndexedDB is a low-level API for storing structured data in the browser. It allows you to store large amounts of data and retrieve it efficiently using key-value pairs. Unlike localStorage, …

Web Workers in HTML5 provide a way to run JavaScript in the background, independently of the user interface. This allows you to perform computationally intensive tasks without blocking the main …

The HTML5 Drag & Drop API allows users to drag and drop elements within a webpage or between applications. This feature can be used for creating interactive interfaces like file …

Microdata is a feature in HTML5 that helps to embed structured data within your web pages. It allows you to describe your content more clearly to search engines and other …

Server-Sent Events (SSE) is a technology in HTML5 that allows servers to push updates to the client over a single, long-lived HTTP connection. Unlike WebSockets, which provide full-duplex communication, SSE …