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Posted by Oron Ben Zvi
Oron Ben Zvi
14,041 Points

HTML course is lacking the HTML5 elements

Is there any course that explains the new elements (Like Canvas, SVG, video)?

And also other HTML5 features.

Thanks, Oron

6 Answers

James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points

Those topics aren't covered currently on Treehouse.

Oron Ben Zvi
Oron Ben Zvi
14,041 Points

That's the honest answer I wanted to hear, thanks.

Oron Ben Zvi
Oron Ben Zvi
14,041 Points
Oron Ben Zvi
Oron Ben Zvi
14,041 Points

Hey Stu! Thanks for answering me so quickly!

So the CSS deep dive should cover up those areas? or is there another course i'm missing?

Oron Ben Zvi
Oron Ben Zvi
14,041 Points
Oron Ben Zvi
Oron Ben Zvi
14,041 Points

Hey Guys, Thanks for the beautiful references and recommendations, i'm pretty familiar with devdocs and w3schools and believe me, google is my best friend,

But, I joined Treehouse, to learn HTML5 in Treehouse learning format, if I just learn everything from other tutorials that are spreaded over the net, why come to Treehouse in the first place?

James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points
James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points

The best introduction I've seen is Tut's Plus blog series HTML5 and you.

There are advanced parts of HTML5 that aren't covered in much depth in that series such as Canvas, SVG, geolocation & Local Storage for those I'd recommend you check lynda.com's Intermidiate HTML videos it's the best source on the web I've seen for covering those topics.

Stu Cowley
Stu Cowley
26,287 Points
Stu Cowley
Stu Cowley
26,287 Points

Hey there Oron,

These elements are eventually covered in later deep-dive videos. The HTML course is for absolute beginners. I'd recommend doing the CSS deep dive.

reuben east
reuben east
2,403 Points
reuben east
reuben east
2,403 Points

They haven't covered HTML5 yet. If you want some info on HTML5 you can go here http://www.w3schools.com/html/html5_intro.asp To markup videos, images, and products start here http://schema.org/ To check your mark-up use this site (which I found form treehouse and I am thankful) http://validator.w3.org/ That should get you started, you also have google and bing that has helpful tools

James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points

As w3schools has some issues with credibility so I usually suggest these instead: