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Developing HTML5 Applications for Intel AppUp(SM) center - Part 2: Web Workers

12 Jan 2012CPOL7 min read 24.8K   47   12  
This is the second article in a series of articles covering how to develop HTML5 applications for Intel AppUp (SM) center. This article will address a new feature of HTML5 called Web Workers. We'll present an application that illustrates the use of Web Workers, as well as some other HTML5 features s

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Engineer Integrated Computer Solutions, Inc.
Canada Canada
Jeff Tranter is a consultant and consulting manager at Integrated Computer Solutions (http://www.ics.com).

ICS provides mobile application design and custom development services that speed the delivery of embedded and mobile devices with world-class user experiences for a range of technologies, including Qt and MeeGo, Windows Phone 7, HTML5, iOS, and Android. In North America, ICS is the largest source of independent expertise on Qt from Nokia, providing both expert consulting as well as training and add-on products. Additionally, ICS provides the leading Motif solutions for GUI Builders, testing tools, widgets, and libraries.

At ICS, Jeff is responsible for the management of customer software projects, including the architectural and high-level design of software systems. In addition to his successful management of these projects, he also manages a team of remote software developers. His customer involvement begins in the beginning of the customer phase with bidding and scoping and follows the customer through the final software delivery. He also participates in all levels of design, coding, documentation, and debugging of desktop software.

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