#What is Html5

[secretmage]

Presenting…Dragon Age: Solas Dress Up Game (Remastered in HTML5)

Now in HTML5 and updated for Veilguard (red lyrium dagger included)! I…finally got around to updating my old Flash-based Solas dress up game I made in 2015 (how time flies) to HTML5!! (Old game here)

Love him? Hate him? Dress him up in his (your) favourite outfits! Or put him in things he will never wear! Mix and match! The possibilities are endless! Layering clothes is completely possible and intentional!

Let him tear the Veil in Arlathan (almost) stark naked. Make him attend Halamshiral in nothing but his underwear! Watch as he wears his ‘Hierophant’ outfit in Crestwood before breaking your Lavellan’s heart, or simply relish the unwashed apostate hobo look back in Haven.

This is the culmination of 3 weeks of near-daily late nights LOL and my love letter to those old Flash games and dress up games I think many of us are familiar with! Finally done with it just in time for Veilguard (yes I procrastinated, as usual). Best played on the PC, it’s not optimised for Mobile, I think.

Enjoy!! I’ll love to see your creations :) happy dressing (or…undressing) your Solas!

[doyouknowthisgame]

[riggedbones]

i could totally make a video game. easy peasy

[mapsofnonexistentplaces]

man the death of flash really just like. marked an era for the internet in general huh. like i know the general web was on a consumerist decline beforehand but just the whole impalement of 'thing you can watch/play freely in your browser that some random guy made in a single afternoon' really just removed a whole avenue of creativity from the base up.... and from that the rest of the web's only further conglomerated

[cre8tivit]

Progress. Slow, eventual progress.

Getting a bit tired of staring at this, but at least it's no longer color-vomit.

[werewolf-kat]

Been really digging Frank's Laboratory on Youtube for JavaScript + Canvas tutorials since coming across him this past week. He keeps everything clear and shows patience for beginners. It's really been keeping me motivated to learn game dev in JS too! My dream...

[animetoonguy]

What is .NET Blazor

.NET Blazor is a web framework by Microsoft, allowing developers to build interactive web applications using C# and .NET, with both client-side and server-side options.

[thecommoncoder]

Exploring the Basics: What is HTML? Welcome to The Common Coder! For our first video, we answer the question of "What is HTML?" by exploring the absolute basics of HTML. We talk about HTML documents, tags and elements, and wrap up with a demo on how to create our very first HTML file. Enjoy! 

[mobilereview369]

HTML TO XML PRASER

The HTML to XML Parser Code Converter is a free online HTML to XML Parser tool that helps programmers and developers convert their HTML code into XML. The HTML to XML Parser is free and easy to use, and HTML to XML Parser can be used to convert HTML code into XHTML and other formats.

If you want to use it click on me

[bokujou-monogatari]

It's been a week and a half (perhaps more?) and over 50 different html5/css tutorials saved, and this is what I have to show for my efforts thus far 🥲

my favorite part of this so far has been making the sidebar buttons

[sofia-d-asb]

Hi! I'm trying to figure out how to convert my current and future Twine games on itch into something I can publish on Steam or the Google Play store. How did you go about it with Arcadie? There's a lot of conflicting advice and tutorials out there, so I'd love to hear from someone who's actually successfully done it!

Hello!

Check out my Twine resources post, specifically the last section ("App builder").

To publish on Steam, you need to convert your HTML5 game (which is what Twine creates) into executables. For Windows/macOS: I used lazerwalker's Twine app builder. Read the instructions carefully. Using it may seem daunting at first glance, but just follow the steps.

To publish on Google Play/iOS, you need to convert your Twine game to an app -> I used WebIntoApp. Copy-pasting the warning under my other post: the Android app it creates is outdated for Google Play, you'll need to update the source code yourself.

To be perfectly candid, this whole process is one of the main reasons I've moved away from using Twine. Having to rely on 3rd party apps/software that are not being maintained is really not ideal.

[niceinchnails]

whats the visual difference between html5 and stuff that isn’t html5…

what I consider html5 like visually is modern corporate websites

Like really clean ubiquitous websites made way after whats considered the golden age of the internet. html5 started 2014 But like what i have in mind is just really recent website design trends

look at the contrast. 2005 to 2025. WHO LET THIS HAPPEN. I also consider corporate memphis sensible to envision when talking abt this current era. Very marketable very unified.

Like all this to say I think I could see how this would be considered nostalgic in the future should there be pervading design trends big enough to revert the internet back to maximalism. obv My answer isnt exactly the correct one because well this overall "aesthetic" doesnt really have a name yet and we're currently living through it And we know it sucks cus of all the ads and minimalism pervading through everything but with the right lens i can see how this would be considered nostalgic in a few years time

edit:

Havent finished 17776 yet but the cover site of it i feel is another example of what it can look like. And also the feeling of thinking about .webp files. This is included in my definition

edit2:

as someone pointed out in replies minimalism is also the result of faster load time in pages, And might i add the ubiquity of most websites is so that users can better intuit where certain elements of a webpage are for websites they've never used before. Like you visit a new website and you know where the nav is cause the ☰ button is in some corner of the site and you know you have to click it to access links to the other pages. So its not all bad these trends have a purpose. I just think that right now theyre executed a bit ugly