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HTML Minification

Good old Kangax has been playing with HTML minification and has shared his new tool in an early stage. What does it do? Kangax has forked John Resig's HTML parser which parses the HTML and sends that...

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HTML5 Forms. What support is there?

Jonathan Snook wrote about HTML5 forms and how they are coming. One of the biggest parts of HTML5 is the fact that we get lots of new tags as well as the APIs that we talk most often about. Part of...

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The Future of History

Kyle Scholz has a good overview HTML5 history (spec here). We've seen more and more apps adopt the fragment identifier pattern, where you get URLs like http://www.viewru.com/#Bonobo. Better than...

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HTML5 Test. Acid for HTML5?

html5test.com is a site by Niels Leenheer that runs a series of (currently) 160 tests on your browser. The tests are grouped into: Doctype Canvas Video Audio Geolocation Storage Offline Web...

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Forgiving HTML Parser for Node and Browsers

Chris Winberry needed an HTML parser for a project he was working on and started to use John's parser but found it to be a touch too strict for some of the HTML he was using (sloppy HTML? never). It...

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The Best HTML5 Slides Ever

@edr is the man. He did amazing things at Yahoo! and now at his new role at Google he continues in the same vein. This time he has created the coolest set of HTML5 slides ever, using the technology...

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HTML5 and CSS3 Readiness Visualization

Paul Irish and Divya Manian have created a fun visualization on readiness of HTML5 and CSS3 standards in various browsers. It uses a bunch of the usual CSS cool-suspects: -webkit-gradient,...

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HTML5 Extensibility: Here comes the Semantic Web! ;)

Mark Pilgrim continues to create fantastic content for his Dive Into HTML5 book. His latest is on HTML extensibility. Some folks tried to get us to use RDFa in XHTML (and try to get us doing it in...

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The new element has been added to the HTML5 spec

It is always fun to get a new tweet from Mr. WHATWG and these came through recently: HTML5: Captions - Stage 1: the <track> element. HTML5: Captions - Stage 2: the IDL additions. HTML5: Captions...

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jQuery 1.4 presentation, using Ernest’s HTML5 open source presentation app

I think we are seeing a new meme. Matt Nowack has taken the awesome HTML5 presentation app in HTML5, which is open source, and has created a presentation discussing jQuery 1.4. It is good stuff, using...

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Mark helps you detect everything in HTML5

Mark Pilgrim has a new appendix to his awesome HTML5 book, which collects all of the ways in which you can do feature detection for HTML5. For example: <audio>: return...

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HTML5: Deja Vu on Ajax

What does Open Web mean? What does Ajax mean? Is it AJAX or Ajax? Remember those discussions? We had the arguments ... the purists who would shout and scream if you said something was Ajax and didn't...

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HTML5Rocks.com: Google DevRel shares the love

The Chrome and HTML DevRel team at Google have released a new portal, HTML5 Rocks, that packages together some of the great resources available on HTML5 and the renaissance of browsers. Whether it be...

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Strobe; A hot new HTML5-touch startup founded by Charles Jolley

Charles Jolley: "I started working in SproutCore almost 5 years ago because I believe the future of software development lies in native-style apps in the web browser. It is the platform of the future...

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A Periodic Table for HTML

Josh Duck has put together a fun and useful list of the 104 elements currently in the HTML5 working draft but organized like a periodic table of elements: When you click on one of the tags more...

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Searching for the HTML5 Search Input

I recently saw the new HTML5 Search input element and wondered what the heck it does: PLAIN TEXT HTML:   <input name="s" type="search" />   Chris Coyier has posted an in-depth article going into...

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Video Conferencing with the HTML5 Device Element

Did you know that work is being done to enable videoconferencing from HTML5 applications? Ian Hickson has been doing work on the element in a separate draft to make this possible. The element will be...

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HTML5 Link Prefetching

From David Walsh comes a good writeup on the HTML5 link prefetch tag: PLAIN TEXT HTML:   <!-- full page --> <link rel="prefetch" href="http://davidwalsh.name/css-enhancements-user-experience"...

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3D Slides Built with HTML5, CSS3, and SVG

Over on my personal blog I talk about a 3D slide deck I’ve created that uses HTML5, CSS3, and a bit of SVG (video). The main idea behind this deck is to be able to ‘zoom’ into topics to as deep a...

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Windows 8 HTML5 WinRT RSS reader app

WinJS is a JavaScript framework for Windows 8, and David Rousset uses it here to create a quick RSS reader. He shows how in a tutorial series. This first article shows the way to build a welcome screen...

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