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Required Technologies Newt-Web is a Computer Aided Design application that has been built to run in a web browser, without having to be installed on your computer or device. It uses technology that was standardized in the late 2000's and started to appear in web browsers in the 2010-2011 timeframe. It uses the following key technologies to make it work: Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML) is the main 'language' of the web, and is where the content of a web page is defined. It also defines supporting technologies that are used to manipulate and modify this content. HTML version 5 is just being fully implemented in web browsers in 2011, with some parts available everywhere and some parts currently having only partial or no support, with the expectation that over time all features will be supported.

Newt-Web uses the facility to draw the telescope and light paths in the Ray Trace pane. It uses, part of the DOM Storage facility, to store your design between sessions.

It uses File Reading to open designs from files (File Reading may not be important to you, you may be satisfied with just using local storage). Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) are used to format the content for display. Download The Art And Skill Of Radiotelegraphy 5th Edition. Just like HTML5, CSS3 is being gradually phased in starting in 2009 over an extended period, piece by piece. Having full CSS support will make Newt-Web look visually nice, but if parts are missing it will still function, it will just not look as good. CSS3 features that Newt-Web uses are: corner-radius, box-shadow, text-shadow, and gradient to make selected items have rounded corners, shadows to add depth, and gradients to soften and give a 3-D appearance to some objects. In several cases we currently use some vendor specific experimental versions of these items because they are not available in standardized versions yet (i.e. In the CSS files).