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====== HTML Forms — the Next Generation ======

**Lecture 12**: To be given on Monday 9th November, 2009.

**Lecturers**: Dave Raggett of the W3C (slides and video) reinterpreted by [[C.P.Jobling@Swansea.ac.uk|Dr Chris P. Jobling]].

An introduction to XForms based on Dave Raggett's presentation to Google.com 


===== HTML Forms — the Next Generation =====

  * This presentation was originally given by Dave Raggett (of the W3C) to Google.com at Mountain View, CA, on 5th March 2007.
  * The original presentation was recorded and the video can be viewed on the [[http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6347740793556865808|Internet]].
  * The presentation includes live examples of proposed Xform widgets that are implemented in HTML with JavaScript

===== Contents of this Lecture =====

Web-based replacements for spreadsheets and simple forms 
  * W3C's plans for HTML 
  * HTML4 Forms 
  * XForms 
  * Web Forms 2.0 
  * XForms Transitional 
  * Next Steps
By Dave Raggett, W3C Fellow and Principal Researcher at Volantis Systems. 



===== The Slides =====

  * [[http://tantek.com/new-inputs.html|New input elements in HTML5]] compiled by Tantek Çelik (See [[http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/theater/video.php?v=yuiconf2010-tantek|HTML5: Right Here, Right Now]], YUI Theatre).
  * [[http://www.w3.org/2007/03/html-forms|HTML Forms — the Next Generation]]

===== The Video =====

Dave Raggett, recorded at Google head-quarters in Mountain View, California. March 5th 2007.

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</html>

===== Exercises =====

  * Review Questions
  * Homework Exercises





===== What's Next? =====

An introduction to AJAX

  * [[eg-259:lecture12#three_year_s_ago|Introduction]] 
  * [[eg-259:lecture12#defining_ajax|Defining Ajax]] 
  * [[eg-259:lecture12#how_ajax_is_different|How Ajax is Different]] 
  * [[eg-259:lecture12#who_s_using_ajax|Who's Using Ajax?]] 
  * [[eg-259:lecture12#case_studies|Case Studies]] 
  * [[eg-259:lecture12#critique|Critique]] 
  * [[eg-259:lecture12#ajax_in_jquery|Ajax in jQuery]]

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