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Bluish Coder: The Video and Audio element patch has landed
HTML 5 <audio> and <video> support is in Firefox trunk. You have to build with `--enable-media` though as it is disabled by default for the time being.
Continuing Intermittent Incoherency " Power vs. Authority
"there's no mechanism in place by which any browser vendor can take significant risks without incurring the wrath of a swarm of WaSPs, or worse"
HTML 5 differences from HTML 4
Offline Web application caches.
John Resig - HTML5 Shiv
Had to pull this up for reference today...
HTML 5 differences from HTML 4
W3C document which summarizes differences between HTML 4 (and by implication XHTML 1) and HTML 5. Last accessed as a working draft updated 9th June 2008.
HTML 5 differences from HTML 4
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WebKit and the Future of the Open Web
I reformatted my response to marbux concerning HTML5 and web application lack of interoperability. The original article these comments were posted to is titled, <a href="http://mondaybynoon.com/2008/06/30/siding-with-html-over-xhtml-my-decision-to-switch
WebKit and the Future of the Open Web
I reformatted my response to marbux concerning HTML5 and web application lack of interoperability. The original article these comments were posted to is titled, <a href="http://mondaybynoon.com/2008/06/30/siding-with-html-over-xhtml-my-decision-to-switch
http://james.html5.org/temp/outline/outline.py
html5 outline python implementation (uses htm5lib, lxml, and element tree)
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