HTML5 Cross Platform Mobile Applications

On Monday December 22th I will start to deliver a professional course for learning how to develop the front end user interface using HTML5, JavaScript and other related technologies. The course includes 140 academic hours, it takes place in HIT and its cost is 6200 shekels.

You can find detailed information about this course at http://hit.lifemichael.com/landing/page/production/index.html.

You can find the syllabus at
http://hit.lifemichael.com/courses/html5.pdf

You can find the google group we use in this course at https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/html5-cross-platform-mobile-applications-hit-2014-12.

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