Richard Clark, Head of Training, Kaazing
HTML5 and CSS3 have changed the world of web development. We've had plenty of new people come to the SFHTML5 Meetup who would benefit from a quick intro, and there are plenty of people who need to pick up modern web development.
When you're done with this day, you should be able to look at a page's source and understand it, then be able to extract pieces and/or make changes. You should also be able to build straightforward pages of your own. You won't be an expert, but will have a good foundation to build on as you read other tutorials and attend future meetups.
We'll probably build extra examples during the workshop (depending on the needs of the attendees.) These will go into the github repository after.
The PDF of the slides is here, but the most important part of the workshop comes from discussions, doing the labs, and seeing live examples. I apologze if you expected to get a lot from the slides; that might work for conference talks but the real learning comes from interacting with the skills you're learning and/or testing your assumptions with someone who knows.
Kindly let the meetup group know if you would like another one of these workshops and/or possibly recordings. The free Intel AppUp Screencast Series covers much of the same ground (and I recorded them for Intel), though parts are a bit dated now.