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HTML5 For Smarties

2 Oct 2009

The HTML5 specification runs on for over 900 pages, and much of what it covers, while vital to browser makers, is meaningless to people who create websites. If thousands of irrelevant details in the HTML5 spec have you crossing your eyes and crying for Mama, Michael™ Smith’s HTML 5: The Markup Language is just what [...]

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Tags: browser, browser makers, content author, HTML, irrelevant details, Mama, markup language, Michael, plain language, Smith, spec, specification

HTML5 And You

In: web resources

1 Oct 2009

I mentioned in my previous post that I “had come away with my head reeling from the massive length and depth of the often-changing specification”, which is entirely true. Printouts of the current draft of the HTML5 spec can reach, depending on your operating system and installed fonts, somewhere north of 900 pages. Yes: nine [...]

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Tags: browser, doorstop, draft, HTML, html syntax, massive length, Michael, spec, specification, Stephen King, stephen king novels, time component

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