Building HTML5 Applications: Integrating Geolocation into Web Applicat...

Building HTML5 Applications: Integrating Geolocation into Web Applications

12/1/2011

Much of what the world is calling HTML5 is a set of technologies geared toward making real application development possible on the Web—and geolocation is a great example. Brandon Satrom introduces the Geolocation spec and shows you how to get started using it in your applications.

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MSDN Magazine December 2011

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