I heard about this book after attending a presentation on HTML5 by one of its authors, Peter Lubbers. I found his demonstration about the offline cache, a new feature in HTML5, very interesting and so I wanted to know more about HTML5.
The book has an official site : http://www.prohtml5.com
In my opinion, this book is a good introduction in the new features of HTML5.
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HTML5
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CanIuse.com and fmbip.com
Here are two very useful sites :
http://www.caniuse.com/
Like it says, it shows “compatibility tables for features in HTML5, CSS3, SVG and other upcoming web technologies”.
Another one is http://fmbip.com.
It displays a table showing exactly what browser you’re using and what CSS3 & HTML5 capabilities the browser supports.
http://fmbip.com/litmus displays test results showing when you can start to use specific HTML5 & CSS3 functionality.
Very handy resources for developers !
HTML5 offline application cache
At the beginning of this week I went to a presentation of one of the new features in HTML5 : the offline application cache.
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