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No Browser Left Behind: An HTML5 Adoption Strategy
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Last Update 2011/9/14 14:06
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Programming
HTML
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Description
As much as the development community and latest browsers are pushing the HTML5 hype up to a fever pitch, the vast majority of people on the web aren’t using those brand new browsers and versions. But that doesn’t mean you have to put off using HTML5 till the next decade. In this column, Brandon Satrom provides some practical strategies for how you can adopt HTML5 technologies today.
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HTML5 offline web applications using ASP.NET MVC
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Last Update 2012/11/19 14:55
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Category
Programming
HTML
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Description
A major constraint of web applications has always been connectivity. This article shows you how to use offline capabilities to ensure the app keeps working even when the network connection isn’t.
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Designing Accessibility with HTML5
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Last Update 2013/11/12 10:40
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Category
Programming
HTML
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Description
If you want to reach the broadest audience, you’ll want to design your Web site for accessibility, using the latest technologies That means using HTML5, as this article explains.
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HTML V5 and XHTML V2
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Last Update 2007/11/28 11:04
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Category
Programming
HTML
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Description
While the intention of both HTML V5 and XHTML V2 is to improve on the existing versions, the approaches the developers chose to make those improvements is very different. And with differing philosophies come distinct results. For the first time in many years, the direction of upcoming browser versions is uncertain. Uncover the bigger picture behind the details of these two standards.
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Using semantic HTML
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Last Update 2012/6/21 17:44
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Category
Programming
HTML
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Description
Why do you write HTML using the <h1> tag and the <p> tag? Why not just use <div> and <span> tags for everything? Why use any specific HTML tags at all? The reason is that <p> and <h1> tags convey extra information about the content. They say "this is a paragraph" and "this is a heading at the first level", respectively. This is semantic HTML, or HTML for which the author makes every effort to ensure that the markup organizes and structures the content. To some degree all web developers practice it. This article will explain semantic HTML, and explain why you should go deeper into it.
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New elements in HTML 5
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Last Update 2007/8/8 6:13
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Category
Programming
HTML
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Description
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) 5 introduces new elements to HTML for the first time since the last millennium. New structural elements include aside, figure, and section. New inline elements include time, meter, and progress. New embedding elements include video and audio. New interactive elements include details, datagrid, and command.
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HTML5 Datalists: What They Are They and When to Use Them
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Last Update 2013/5/7 10:28
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Category
Programming
HTML
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Description
One of the elements added to HTML5, datalists allows authors to natively provide autocomplete options to users. This article discusses what datalists are, when it's appropriate to use them, their limitations, and what to do in browsers that don't support them.
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