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Posts Tagged ‘wide web consortium’
Showcase of HTML5-Powered Sites
In: web resources
16 May 2011Advertise here with BSA HTML5 brings clear improvements to the web today, the World Wide Web Consortium, W3C, specifically stresses that HTML5 is still in testing stages, and is scheduled to reach “Recommendation” stage (i.e. “release”), in 2014. Despite this, many developers have taken advantage of HTML5, as we’re about to see. HTML5 brings a [...]
W3C: new members extend Web standards work
In: web resources
10 May 2011The World Wide Web Consortium’s fresh blood includes China Unicom, Netflix, LG Electronics, Facebook, and Zynga. Originally posted at Deep Tech Go to Source
SXSW Session Recap: The Politics Behind HTML 5
In: tutorial
18 Mar 2011I had a great time at this year’s SXSW Conference. Tried to make it out to as many panels as possible. I missed a few due to the distance between campuses and confusion over shuttle buses — see #2 and #7 on Jim’s post. That said, I did make it a point to check out [...]
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