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Agree. Highly recommended book for getting started in understanding HTML5. If
you need in depth tutorials or demos, it's best to just browse the numerous
resources online about HTML5, as they are constantly changing.
Another interesting thing about HTML5, you can start using some of the syntax
Hi Jeff, it was excellent for those who are beginning to study HTML5. At this
point the author was a perfect pass in the current moment of HTML5. Because
everything is still somewhat cloudy in this field, I think he reached his goal.
I certainly recommend.
But one thing sure. He will not go dee
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Hey Clare,
I didn't like that every time I read a blog post or article by Jeffrey
Zeldman that he had to put that book in their somewhere, whether it was
related to the article or not. It just turned me off to the idea of buying
it. That and it's only available through a book apart I think.
Thank
Yeah I just wasn't sure what to expect. I had read it's a brief overview of
the "best" parts of the language and sounds like from everyone here that is
about right. I do like Jeremy Keith's writing so may pick it up, I figured
it may be a good way to get started.
Jeff
On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 11:5
so bad
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2010/8/17 Clare Warburton
> well worth it my opinion. nice primer on HTML5. its not technical or step
> by step, still its a quick and enjoyable read that you can read offline :)
>
> and er .. what exactly about their promotion was shameless?!
>
> Thanks
well worth it my opinion. nice primer on HTML5. its not technical or step by
step, still its a quick and enjoyable read that you can read offline :)
and er .. what exactly about their promotion was shameless?!
Thanks, Clare
On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 4:49 PM, jeffrey morin wrote:
> Does anyone ha
now with added longdesc.. ;)
On 18/08/2010, at 1:25 AM, Steven Faulkner wrote:
good places to start with HTML5 are:
HTML: The Markup Language
http://www.w3.org/TR/html-markup/
HTML5 (Edition for Web Authors)
http://dev.w3.org/html5/spec-author-view/
regards
stevef
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Jeff,
depends on what you expect I suppose, I've read it - it's only small and
light - but I like Jeremy's writing - very distinct and to the point which
makes the book a great overview.
Currently reading 'Introducing HTML5' by Bruce Lawson and Remy Sharp - which
is brilliant :)
Very friendly and
good places to start with HTML5 are:
HTML: The Markup Language
http://www.w3.org/TR/html-markup/
HTML5 (Edition for Web Authors)
http://dev.w3.org/html5/spec-author-view/
regards
stevef
On 17 August 2010 16:18, Jason Grant wrote:
> A good starting point is the spec itself I would say.
> You
A good starting point is the spec itself I would say.
You shouldn't be going far off with reading the spec or at least skimming
through it.
I think W3C now has the 'human optimised' version of the spec and not just
the browser vendor 900+ page and growing version only.
Cheers,
Jason
On Tue, Aug 17
It's still early for using HTML5 within serious sites and there's not much
point.
I have long ago given up on reading books about development, as by the time
the book is delivered it's already out of date most of the time.
By the time HTML5 is in full usable swing, there will be (I'm sure) a good
e
On 17 Aug 2010, at 16:49, jeffrey morin wrote:
Does anyone have an opinion on whether the book, HTML5 FOR WEB
DESIGNERS by Jeremy Keith is worth the purchase? I want to learn
more about HTML5 but am turned off by the shameless promotion
they've done for this book. Does anyone have any sugg
I've read DOM Scripting by Jeremy Keith and it was a fine book for
what it was.
Haven't read this one though.
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Hey !
I think that could be an interresting book... but I don't know if I will
prefer to wait the second edition. In fact, I will wait some times to
see how browser understand HTML5. As I have already understand, Firefox
and Safari/Chrome don't use the same CSS properties ! So I think these
b
To be honest - I read it, started using it, but am referring to the
Internet sources most of the times. The book is very general.
For example: I started implementing "video", but there is no explanation
on the formats which are best to use and why, started using new elements,
but there are no
Does anyone have an opinion on whether the book, HTML5 FOR WEB DESIGNERS by
Jeremy Keith is worth the purchase? I want to learn more about HTML5 but am
turned off by the shameless promotion they've done for this book. Does
anyone have any suggestions on other books or if this is worth it?
Thanks,
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