As I said, the final design will largely depend upon the service model and requirements. For instance, if your app requires user to be connected to internet to be able to use it... then it might as well serve better to have a web app. Its not possible to comment which one will serve better w/o knowing what functionality they are going to have. Biggest Adv of HTML5 app is a uniform code-base and you will not have to worry (about user upgrades) when adding/upgrading to new features. A native app allows you to store information locally which can be retrieved easily in offline mode. HTML5, with local storage, does allow data storage... but that may not be as much as native app (I'm not very sure about data storage details as I haven't used them for HTML5 app)

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Well, it largely depends on the kind of service you want to deliver. I have developed a few games on HTML5 and would say, the learning curve is not much if you are not new to the programming world. There are large number of resources from beginner to pro to help you move forward. With HTML5, the biggest challenge will be the user base with IE. Apart from that, customizing for different screens and devices isn't much of a issue. Audio tags doesn't work in Android 2.1 and below, but guess most of the devices are now 2.2+ Depending upon your layouts and design, you may want to keep your resize variables in check. Also, the cool thing is you can force users to use portrait/landscape view if you want to. Helps in layout customization.

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Its working now guys!!! It made me wonder if it was due to my cookie blocking settings or some vpn blocking... etc. etc...

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Have you tried Git. I found it much better than using SVN

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Hey Guys, I was replying to a message posted on one of my article and was surprised to see the Vote option available to me which let me choose the vote (of 5 :cool:). Though I did not vote for myself so not sure if it does allow me to vote but I believe that the option should not be available at all. Best, Aniruddha

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You can try using "Number".toFixed(x) along with the existing solution for fixing that. More info of your data set may help to find a better solution though :)

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I guess your entire script is not there again... Anyways... Math.ceil will always take it to next higher number whereas Math.round round it to the nearest integer. So you can choose as per your requirement. From what I think you are looking to do is - You require (CourseHours/40) rounded to nearest 0 or 5... i.e. the number you eventually looking to round off is the output of - CourseHours/40... So for my solution to work - 'n' should be substituted by - CourseHours/40 i.e

Math.ceil(CourseHours/40/5) * 5

or use Math.round as per your requirement. I hope this helps.

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Use

Math.round( n /5) * 5;

where n is the number you are looking to round off.

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Hi I'm very interested in game programming but like you haven't done much in this space. Currently working on a HTML5 game. I'm new to this field and do not have experience on the libraries you mentioned but would be interested to chip in some work by stealing some time here and there.

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Welcome :) Hope your email server is up and running :) P.S. Please accept the answer (if there is a provision to do so)... will help others to know that the solution works

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You need to configure Mercury Mail Transport System that comes with XAMPP Loads of blogs available about how to go about doing it... one such blog article is here[^]

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Try Git - available both in free and paid version via GitHub or you can host your own as well Imagination is the one weapon in the war against reality!!! aniruddhaloya.blogspot.com

Did you find a solution to this? I'm facing a similar problem working on creating ShellExtensions. Thanks!