Google I/O 2011: HTML5 Showcase for Web Developers: The Wow and the How

Eric Bidelman, Arne Roomann-Kurrik

We'll share the strengths and extents of HTML5, showing magnificent demos of bleeding-edge features in Google Chrome. Digging into high-fidelity graphics, performance, and system integration, we'll break each demo down on the big screen to show how it was constructed. Then we'll show you how to use Chrome to its full potential in your own projects.

[pytha]

This is simply awesome. Great thinkers make things work almost always.

[mwebsolutions]

How do you continue to WOW? Thanks Eric and Arne for a great insight into HTML5 and all its wonders - cannot wait to get my hands dirty with this. Onward and upward! :)

[cedricpinson]

good surprise to see my particle system used in their presentation :)

[djpeknuk]

WOW !!! It's so awesome... games, programs and webbrowser demoscene - with chiptunes =D
oldschool !!!

[beardymonger]

@34:00, best 3d demos. I loved the filesystem one!

[GiovaniCeotto]

Hey, I know Arne Roomann-Kurrik, he is amazing at answering my questions through Chromium Group

[pytha]

This is simply awesome. Great thinkers make things work almost always.
kofi pytha

[crbrocket]

NICEEE, they need to put that terminal into Chrome OS then I'd use it. Add html5 emacs and I'm sold for life.

[ence_]

great talk! still waiting for maps api ^^ =)

[mahiligsakompyuter]

this is UNIX! I know this! This is awesome!

[HBDynamo]

I'm using Ubuntu 10.10, Firefox 6.0.2 Stable and have joined the Youtube HTML5 test, this video does not play.
I have these add-ons installed, Adblockplus, Request Policy and Quick Java with Flash disabled if it makes a difference. :shrugs:

[coughski]

Does anyone know the song that's playing at 46 mins?

[thepouar]

I could do something similar with FireSSH

[GurubashiGodBreaker]

If its so great ditch dalvik and build android around html5

[ToXedVirus]

If someone would have told me 5 years ago that the browser would be capable of stuff like that, I would have punched him in the face, spit on him and yell some insults about how lame JavaScript is (was).

I'm amazed, is there going to be a need for something else than JavaScript in the future? We have JS on the server (node.js), we have JS based databases and we have the browser with JS.