HTML 5

While the technologies used on the web have always been mostly free, with non-free technologies delegated to non-essential parts of the net, this has been changing fast, lately. The popularity of YouTube has demonstrated the pervasiveness of Adobe’s Flash, to an extent where not having Flash is one of the big downsides to any alternative […]

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Apple has introduced Safari 3.1, an update of the web browser for Mac and Windows, which supports the latest audio, video and animation standards. It’s the first browser to support the new video and audio tags in HTML 5 and the first to support CSS Animations. The upgrade Safari also supports CSS Web Fonts.

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HTML5 introduces new tags that make a lot of sense. No longer will each divison of a page need to be speculated as to its purpose; the new tag names have it built right in. I’m going to take a look at what these two tags mean, and how to implement them. Note: This article […]

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With my recent kick on finding out everything I possibly can about html5, this is one part of it that has been implemented in a few of the more popular browsers, and actually has some use. By definition:

The tag defines graphic, such as graphs or other images. The tag is new in HTML 5

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New blog site up, http://www.htmlfive.net. The purpose of this site is to provide a central resource for any and all updates or articles that pop up on the web about the new HTML5 specifications.
Currently, HTML5 is in working draft mode, with no real implementations besides proof of concept. Opera 9.5 has Web Forms 2.0 working […]

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