The WHATWG Blog — CSS Books & CSS Figures
Please leave your sense of logic at the door, thanks! CSS Books & CSS Figures October 14th, 2013 by Håkon Wium Lie in WHATWG Today we're happy to add two more specs to the WHATWG stable, Books and Figures! These are specifications focused on CSS features. Books provides ways to turn HTML document into books, either on screen or on paper. Using Books, authors can style cross-references, footnotes,
HTML5 規格、今後は WHATWG と W3C バージョンに分岐 | スラド IT
HTML5 規格の策定について、これまでは WHATWG と W3C が協力して行ってきたが、このたび WHATWG の中心人物である Ian Hickson 氏が ML に投稿したメールによると WHATWG は WHATWG の路線を推進することになる (I Programmer の記事、本家 /. 記事より) 。 WHATWG はバグを修正しながら新たな機能を随時追加していくアプローチをとることになり、時間のかかるやり方を貫く W3C と比べてスピーディーで、「リビング・スタンダード」を作成することになるという。リビング・スタンダードとはつまり、決してどこかに落ち着くことはなく、常に新しい機能を追加しながら改良していくことを指し、対する W3C は、リビング・スタンダードの「スナップショット」であるとしている。 Mozilla Developer Street の記事によれば「プロジ
HTML5仕様をめぐるW3CとWHATWGについて、Ian Hickson氏がメーリングリストに書いたこと
HTML5の仕様策定が、今後W3CとWHATWGに分裂するのではないか、といった言説が流れています。発端となったのは、W3CのWHATWGグループにIan Hickson氏が投稿したメールです。 [whatwg] Administrivia: Update on the relationship between the WHATWG HTML living standard and the W3C HTML5 specification from Ian Hickson on 2012-07-19 ([email protected] from July 2012) [whatwg] Administrivia: Update on the relationship between the WHATWG HTML living standard and the W3C HTML5 spec
The WHATWG Blog — Relationship update on HTML Living Standard and W3C HTML5
Please leave your sense of logic at the door, thanks! Relationship update on HTML Living Standard and W3C HTML5 July 20th, 2012 by Anne van Kesteren in W3C, WHATWG In an email to the WHATWG mailing list Ian Hickson explained how the relationship between the WHATWG and W3C effort around HTML has evolved. It is recommended reading if you want to know the details. In summary, we will remain focused o
[whatwg] Administrivia: Update on the relationship between the WHATWG HTML living standard and the W3C HTML5 specification from Ian Hickson on 2012-07-19 (public-whatwg-archive@w3.org from July 2012)
[whatwg] Administrivia: Update on the relationship between the WHATWG HTML living standard and the W3C HTML5 specification From: Ian Hickson <ian@hixie.ch> Date: Thu, 19 Jul 2012 22:48:37 +0000 (UTC) To: whatwg@whatwg.org Message-ID: <Pine.LNX.4.64.1207192151540.27616@ps20323.dreamhostps.com> If you've been happily ignoring the W3C's involvement with HTML these past few years, you can stop reading
W3C and WHATWG finalize split on HTML5 spec, forking 'unlikely'
Apps/ReportW3C and WHATWG finalize split on HTML5 spec, forking 'unlikely' W3C and WHATWG finalize split on HTML5 spec, forking 'unlikely' / The W3C and WHATWG are splitting editing duties on their respective HTML specifications. While some believe that the change will lead to two forks of HTML, WHATWG editor Ian Hickson maintains that any forking is unlikely. One final link holding together two v
The WHATWG Blog — WHATWG Weekly: Now it’s <time> for <data>
Please leave your sense of logic at the door, thanks! WHATWG Weekly: Now it’s <time> for <data> October 29th, 2011 by Anne van Kesteren in Weekly Review Revision 6695 made HTML attribute values match in a case-sensitive manner as far as Selectors are concerned. This approach was favored over having a hardcoded list of HTML attributes whose values had to be matched case-insensitively. Revision 6701
HTML Standard
Table of contents 1 Introduction2 Common infrastructure3 Semantics, structure, and APIs of HTML documents4 The elements of HTML5 Microdata6 User interaction7 Loading web pages8 Web application APIs9 Communication10 Web workers11 Worklets12 Web storage13 The HTML syntax14 The XML syntax15 Rendering16 Obsolete features17 IANA considerationsIndexReferencesAcknowledgmentsIntellectual property rights F
The WHATWG Blog — HTML5 at Last Call
Please leave your sense of logic at the door, thanks! HTML5 at Last Call October 27th, 2009 by Ian Hickson in WHATWG For a brief period today, there were no outstanding e-mails or bugs on the specs, and so I took that opportunity to transition us here at the WHATWG to the next stage of HTML5's development: Last Call! This affects three specs at the WHATWG: HTML5 Web Workers Microdata vocabularies
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Table of contents 1 Introduction2 Common infrastructure3 Semantics, structure, and APIs of HTML documents4 The elements of HTML5 Microdata6 User interaction7 Loading web pages8 Web application APIs9 Communication10 Web workers11 Worklets12 Web storage13 The HTML syntax14 The XML syntax15 Rendering16 Obsolete features17 IANA considerationsIndexReferencesAcknowledgmentsIntellectual property rights F
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