Who is using HTML 5?
Hey Folks!
Have you started your fingers onto HTML 5?
There are so many things which you can do quite easy with HTML 5.
I'm interested to know your experience.
Thanks.
Hey Folks!
Have you started your fingers onto HTML 5?
There are so many things which you can do quite easy with HTML 5.
I'm interested to know your experience.
Thanks.
Greg K posted this at 22:17 — 31st July 2011.
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I haven't yet, but will be looking to writing new sites with it.
Here is a site I was checking out this weekend: http://html5love.com/
synchronous posted this at 11:06 — 21st September 2011.
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Joined: Aug 2011
its really awesome the feature of drag and drop .
kazimmerman posted this at 23:03 — 31st July 2011.
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I just read a pretty decent (read easy to follow, but informative) book about HTML5 online: http://www.diveintohtml5.org. It gives a good background on HTML up until now and even previous internet advancements that emphasize why HTML5 is so desirable.
I plan on using it when building my next website. I think the most exciting thing for me are options with form elements (the calendar type, email, etc.) and automatic validation. Unfortunately they aren't widely supported just yet as far as I know, but they will make forms even easier when they are.
Kurtis
SEO Company posted this at 07:26 — 1st August 2011.
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Yes, it's good information in HTML and HTML 5. You may find more knolwedge HTML and HTML 5 from the Web site http://w3schools.com. Here you can learn quickly with the help of this site .. I found this website very useful. Hopefully this will be useful to you.
Dami posted this at 16:46 — 3rd August 2011.
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I've been reading a great book called HTML5 and CSS3, Develop with Tomorrow's Standards Today by Brian P. Hogan. It's great because it shows how to use the new rules and design fallback methods for browsers that don't support it yet--including the code that works--even going back to IE5 and IE6! I'm really excited about it and have implemented it to a small extent on a new web site I'm developing.
andy206uk posted this at 10:00 — 8th August 2011.
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We've started using some of the new HTML5 tags on my employers website (stinkyink.com).
It's nice having a
<header>,<footer>and<nav>tag etc instead of having to use id's and classes.Only problem is you have to use a bit of javascript to force crappy browsers to render these things as block level elements.
Andy
KaiBB-Chris posted this at 17:09 — 11th August 2011.
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I have started playing around with some HTML 5, but it seems too complicated right now for its own means.
webdesignchennai123 posted this at 05:27 — 17th August 2011.
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Joined: Feb 2011
Hi friends ..just now i started the new HTML5 tags.Thanks
stellaex posted this at 18:26 — 30th August 2011.
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Joined: Apr 2011
So, how are you going with HTML5?
If you need any assistance than do let me know and I will be glad to help you out.
Thanks.
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