Tag: w3c
whatwg – Requests for new elements for comments
Want to do comments on your new spiffy HTML5 site, use an article element inside your main article element.
Paul Rouget – IE9 & HTML5
Yep, IE9 is better but it’s still not a modern browser, two years ago it might have been, today not so much.
James Clark’s Random Thoughts – XML vs the Web
I’m not even sure anymore about the idea of XML to manage your server solutions is going to be used much going forward.
David Walsh Blog – WebSocket and Socket.IO
Really great instructional and demo of a neat technology.
QuirksBlog – The HTML5 drag and drop disaster
Um, maybe I shouldn’t build anything using drag and drop.
A List Apart – Prefix or Posthack
Let’s stop hating on pre-fixes, as they eliminate the need to use hacks to enable features in a browser.
hsivonen – -webkit-HTML5
Apple calls it open and HTML5 but it really isn’t.
HTML5 Globals and You – Nettuts+
New HTML5 attributes for DOM elements.
Google Twists Knife In IE6, Pulls Support From Docs And Sites – TechCrunch
The push for dropping IE6 just got a big boost from Google.