Although HTML 5 is still a draft specification, it’s impact is being felt across the technology landscape as this is written. In creating a new standard, the W3C was mindful of the latest developments in applied web application technologies, such as the growing popularity of media-rich Web sites over static brochure-ware, and innovations like AJAX. [...]
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Chris Lester: HTML 5 is evolution not revolution and is, quite frankly, just a little boring. As...
Anonymous: hm.. good one :)
cuneyt: Thanks Colin. By way of acquiring Vignette, does this mean our score now doubles? :)
Trevor: I wonder if Google has made a conscious decision to avoid the client OS integration (read...
