HTML5 Web Applications

This article from: Html5tutorial.net, because the English level is too poor, translation is not in place please understand.

I am very pleased that the HTML5 tutorials have given me the opportunity to introduce you to the HTML5 Model Viewer application developed by our company. I have been working with AG software since 1969 and cooperated with AG. Regarding AG software, you may have knowledge of our webmethods and Centrasite products in the SOA infrastructure market. Our business process analysis to Aris Brand also launched a set of such products. Customers use Aris to organize and analyze their internal processes and organizations.

Before I explain the tedious business model to you, let's look at an example of how our HTML5 Model Viewer works:

The organization chart is widely used in describing your company's corporate structure. Similarly, I designed a family structure chart of the British monarchy. After looking at the structure, I made an analysis and made some marks, and I think we still have a wish to be a member of the Royal family. I was using our free template Tool Aris Express to design the royal chart and upload it to the social page. Of course, you can take this tool to do more serious things like organizing the scrum process.

The core of Model viewer is that we can use HTML5 ' s canvas to draw directly on the browser. In addition to panning and zooming, you can zoom in on the template to view the window or embed it in your own blog. Our lead developer has pasted up a complete overview of Model Viewer features.

When we developed the viewer, we encountered many challenges similar to those that the templates looked like Aris Express tools. At the same time, we must be able to support Microsoft browsers, because Microsoft browsers are still the default browsers for many companies. To solve this problem, we have added a browser switch so that flash can also be used on IE. Flash is slow, as if it clearly shows that Flash is an outdated technology when HTML5 comes. If you want to find a tradeoff between HTML5 canvas and Flash, look at the absolute level of Super Mario's reshaping. We've experimented with SVG, but it's like the features that flash shows.

I think our model viewer proves that HTML5 is not only ready to create Web vision, but also ready for tomorrow's Web apps.