Articles Tagged 'html5'
20 Snippets You should be using from Html5 Boilerplate
Matthew CornerI recently, as many web designers and developers will have, became aware of a fantastic resource put together by web developer, Paul Irish, and Divya Manian. Html5 Boilerplate, as they have named it, is a powerful starting off point for any website or web application. As Paul Irish describes it; "It's essentially a good starting template of html and css and a folder structure that works., but baked into it is years of best practices from front-end development professionals." It is absolutely packed full of fantastic snippets of code that are still very much worth using even if you don't want to start using html5 boilerplate as your base template.
The Ultimate Roundup of Indispensable and Helpful HTML5 Tutorials
Siva KumarHTML5 is being developed as the next major revision of HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language), the core markup language of the World Wide Web. It attempts to solve issues found in previous iterations of HTML and addresses the needs of Web Applications, an area previously not adequately covered by HTML and it aims to reduce the need for proprietary plug-in-based rich internet application technologies such as Adobe Flash and Microsoft Silver light.
HTML and Semantics – Conjoined twins of the Future Web !
Ranjith KumarAround 4-5 years ago, my daily knowledge building and socializing activities went like – read books, attend some sessions/training, visit a friend's place, engage in a constructive debate, take a walk @ the nearby park … and so on . But years later … the scenario is slowly changing and I hardly find any time doing at least a few of the items listed above, and a lot more additional items have creeped in to the list! The technology has taken over, and the collective wisdom of humanity, is slowly getting harnessed onto the most powerful medium today – the WEB ! Kids are more concerned about making more friends on their favorite social-networking site than friends at school / college, we talk through comments and write on walls (I would’ve been happier, if we burn that much calorie to write on an actual wall … but this is something else J). The internet is slowly becoming a part of daily life now.
Sneaking into Future: 25 Ultra Modern Websites Using HTML5
Tom WalkerHTML5, the next major revision of HTML, the language of the internet, is set to revolutionize the way web developers and designers create websites and the way visitors use them. It’s being edited by Ian Hickson of Google and David Hyatt of Apple, two of the web’s greatest creative minds.
