HTML5: The Hype and Opportunities

Editor's Notes

10. Flash is built as a multimedia and animation platform, HTML5 is a progressive enhancement over a content centric and descriptive language. Flash is good at what Flash does, HTML5 is good at what HTML does.
18. Backwards compatibility, clear migration path Well-defined error handling Users should not be exposed to authoring errors Practical use Scripting is here to stay Device-specific profiling should be avoided Open process
19. Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group
20. Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group
23. So we’ve really got a spec geared to Web Applications and cross-browser compatibility detail. To directly aid what people are hacking around anyway. BUT you don’t have to use it. HTML4 won’t be deprecated, this is evolutionary.
24. So we’ve really got a spec geared to Web Applications and cross-browser compatibility detail. To directly aid what people are hacking around anyway. BUT you don’t have to use it. HTML4 won’t be deprecated, this is evolutionary.
25. So we’ve really got a spec geared to Web Applications and cross-browser compatibility detail. To directly aid what people are hacking around anyway. BUT you don’t have to use it. HTML4 won’t be deprecated, this is evolutionary.
26. The ones that win are the ones that ship.
29. By now, given people were working on this from 2004, we have a lot of technologies lined up. Brad Neuberg, (ex)Google defines them. "HTML5 Strict" - Things that are strictly inside the W3C's HTML5 spec. "Referenced by HTML5" - Things that are referenced by the HTML5 spec and which can optionally be parsed into the DOM and displayed. "Broken out of HTML5" - Things that used to be part of HTML5 or its older iterations, called Web Applications and Web Forms. "HTML5 Family of Technologies" - Extended set of technologies not strictly part of HTML5 spec or referenced but likely to be used in conjunction with HTML5. "HTML5++" - More experimental technologies pushing the web forward that are not part of the HTML5 spec at all; may or may not see broader adoption.
30. By now, given people were working on this from 2004, we have a lot of technologies lined up. Brad Neuberg, (ex)Google defines them. "HTML5 Strict" - Things that are strictly inside the W3C's HTML5 spec. "Referenced by HTML5" - Things that are referenced by the HTML5 spec and which can optionally be parsed into the DOM and displayed. "Broken out of HTML5" - Things that used to be part of HTML5 or its older iterations, called Web Applications and Web Forms. "HTML5 Family of Technologies" - Extended set of technologies not strictly part of HTML5 spec or referenced but likely to be used in conjunction with HTML5. "HTML5++" - More experimental technologies pushing the web forward that are not part of the HTML5 spec at all; may or may not see broader adoption.
31. By now, given people were working on this from 2004, we have a lot of technologies lined up. Brad Neuberg, (ex)Google defines them. "HTML5 Strict" - Things that are strictly inside the W3C's HTML5 spec. "Referenced by HTML5" - Things that are referenced by the HTML5 spec and which can optionally be parsed into the DOM and displayed. "Broken out of HTML5" - Things that used to be part of HTML5 or its older iterations, called Web Applications and Web Forms. "HTML5 Family of Technologies" - Extended set of technologies not strictly part of HTML5 spec or referenced but likely to be used in conjunction with HTML5. "HTML5++" - More experimental technologies pushing the web forward that are not part of the HTML5 spec at all; may or may not see broader adoption.
32. By now, given people were working on this from 2004, we have a lot of technologies lined up. Brad Neuberg, (ex)Google defines them. "HTML5 Strict" - Things that are strictly inside the W3C's HTML5 spec. "Referenced by HTML5" - Things that are referenced by the HTML5 spec and which can optionally be parsed into the DOM and displayed. "Broken out of HTML5" - Things that used to be part of HTML5 or its older iterations, called Web Applications and Web Forms. "HTML5 Family of Technologies" - Extended set of technologies not strictly part of HTML5 spec or referenced but likely to be used in conjunction with HTML5. "HTML5++" - More experimental technologies pushing the web forward that are not part of the HTML5 spec at all; may or may not see broader adoption.
33. By now, given people were working on this from 2004, we have a lot of technologies lined up. Brad Neuberg, (ex)Google defines them. "HTML5 Strict" - Things that are strictly inside the W3C's HTML5 spec. "Referenced by HTML5" - Things that are referenced by the HTML5 spec and which can optionally be parsed into the DOM and displayed. "Broken out of HTML5" - Things that used to be part of HTML5 or its older iterations, called Web Applications and Web Forms. "HTML5 Family of Technologies" - Extended set of technologies not strictly part of HTML5 spec or referenced but likely to be used in conjunction with HTML5. "HTML5++" - More experimental technologies pushing the web forward that are not part of the HTML5 spec at all; may or may not see broader adoption.
34. By now, given people were working on this from 2004, we have a lot of technologies lined up. Brad Neuberg, (ex)Google defines them. "HTML5 Strict" - Things that are strictly inside the W3C's HTML5 spec. "Referenced by HTML5" - Things that are referenced by the HTML5 spec and which can optionally be parsed into the DOM and displayed. "Broken out of HTML5" - Things that used to be part of HTML5 or its older iterations, called Web Applications and Web Forms. "HTML5 Family of Technologies" - Extended set of technologies not strictly part of HTML5 spec or referenced but likely to be used in conjunction with HTML5. "HTML5++" - More experimental technologies pushing the web forward that are not part of the HTML5 spec at all; may or may not see broader adoption.
40. By now, given people were working on this from 2004, we have a lot of technologies lined up. Brad Neuberg, (ex)Google defines them. "HTML5 Strict" - Things that are strictly inside the W3C's HTML5 spec. "Referenced by HTML5" - Things that are referenced by the HTML5 spec and which can optionally be parsed into the DOM and displayed. "Broken out of HTML5" - Things that used to be part of HTML5 or its older iterations, called Web Applications and Web Forms. "HTML5 Family of Technologies" - Extended set of technologies not strictly part of HTML5 spec or referenced but likely to be used in conjunction with HTML5. "HTML5++" - More experimental technologies pushing the web forward that are not part of the HTML5 spec at all; may or may not see broader adoption.
41. By now, given people were working on this from 2004, we have a lot of technologies lined up. Brad Neuberg, (ex)Google defines them. "HTML5 Strict" - Things that are strictly inside the W3C's HTML5 spec. "Referenced by HTML5" - Things that are referenced by the HTML5 spec and which can optionally be parsed into the DOM and displayed. "Broken out of HTML5" - Things that used to be part of HTML5 or its older iterations, called Web Applications and Web Forms. "HTML5 Family of Technologies" - Extended set of technologies not strictly part of HTML5 spec or referenced but likely to be used in conjunction with HTML5. "HTML5++" - More experimental technologies pushing the web forward that are not part of the HTML5 spec at all; may or may not see broader adoption.
44. By now, given people were working on this from 2004, we have a lot of technologies lined up. Brad Neuberg, (ex)Google defines them. "HTML5 Strict" - Things that are strictly inside the W3C's HTML5 spec. "Referenced by HTML5" - Things that are referenced by the HTML5 spec and which can optionally be parsed into the DOM and displayed. "Broken out of HTML5" - Things that used to be part of HTML5 or its older iterations, called Web Applications and Web Forms. "HTML5 Family of Technologies" - Extended set of technologies not strictly part of HTML5 spec or referenced but likely to be used in conjunction with HTML5. "HTML5++" - More experimental technologies pushing the web forward that are not part of the HTML5 spec at all; may or may not see broader adoption.
45. By now, given people were working on this from 2004, we have a lot of technologies lined up. Brad Neuberg, (ex)Google defines them. "HTML5 Strict" - Things that are strictly inside the W3C's HTML5 spec. "Referenced by HTML5" - Things that are referenced by the HTML5 spec and which can optionally be parsed into the DOM and displayed. "Broken out of HTML5" - Things that used to be part of HTML5 or its older iterations, called Web Applications and Web Forms. "HTML5 Family of Technologies" - Extended set of technologies not strictly part of HTML5 spec or referenced but likely to be used in conjunction with HTML5. "HTML5++" - More experimental technologies pushing the web forward that are not part of the HTML5 spec at all; may or may not see broader adoption.
46. By now, given people were working on this from 2004, we have a lot of technologies lined up. Brad Neuberg, (ex)Google defines them. "HTML5 Strict" - Things that are strictly inside the W3C's HTML5 spec. "Referenced by HTML5" - Things that are referenced by the HTML5 spec and which can optionally be parsed into the DOM and displayed. "Broken out of HTML5" - Things that used to be part of HTML5 or its older iterations, called Web Applications and Web Forms. "HTML5 Family of Technologies" - Extended set of technologies not strictly part of HTML5 spec or referenced but likely to be used in conjunction with HTML5. "HTML5++" - More experimental technologies pushing the web forward that are not part of the HTML5 spec at all; may or may not see broader adoption.
51. Cross-document messaging, IE8 documentation. ZIP code example.
53. By now, given people were working on this from 2004, we have a lot of technologies lined up. Brad Neuberg, (ex)Google defines them. "HTML5 Strict" - Things that are strictly inside the W3C's HTML5 spec. "Referenced by HTML5" - Things that are referenced by the HTML5 spec and which can optionally be parsed into the DOM and displayed. "Broken out of HTML5" - Things that used to be part of HTML5 or its older iterations, called Web Applications and Web Forms. "HTML5 Family of Technologies" - Extended set of technologies not strictly part of HTML5 spec or referenced but likely to be used in conjunction with HTML5. "HTML5++" - More experimental technologies pushing the web forward that are not part of the HTML5 spec at all; may or may not see broader adoption.
54. By now, given people were working on this from 2004, we have a lot of technologies lined up. Brad Neuberg, (ex)Google defines them. "HTML5 Strict" - Things that are strictly inside the W3C's HTML5 spec. "Referenced by HTML5" - Things that are referenced by the HTML5 spec and which can optionally be parsed into the DOM and displayed. "Broken out of HTML5" - Things that used to be part of HTML5 or its older iterations, called Web Applications and Web Forms. "HTML5 Family of Technologies" - Extended set of technologies not strictly part of HTML5 spec or referenced but likely to be used in conjunction with HTML5. "HTML5++" - More experimental technologies pushing the web forward that are not part of the HTML5 spec at all; may or may not see broader adoption.
55. By now, given people were working on this from 2004, we have a lot of technologies lined up. Brad Neuberg, (ex)Google defines them. "HTML5 Strict" - Things that are strictly inside the W3C's HTML5 spec. "Referenced by HTML5" - Things that are referenced by the HTML5 spec and which can optionally be parsed into the DOM and displayed. "Broken out of HTML5" - Things that used to be part of HTML5 or its older iterations, called Web Applications and Web Forms. "HTML5 Family of Technologies" - Extended set of technologies not strictly part of HTML5 spec or referenced but likely to be used in conjunction with HTML5. "HTML5++" - More experimental technologies pushing the web forward that are not part of the HTML5 spec at all; may or may not see broader adoption.
56. By now, given people were working on this from 2004, we have a lot of technologies lined up. Brad Neuberg, (ex)Google defines them. "HTML5 Strict" - Things that are strictly inside the W3C's HTML5 spec. "Referenced by HTML5" - Things that are referenced by the HTML5 spec and which can optionally be parsed into the DOM and displayed. "Broken out of HTML5" - Things that used to be part of HTML5 or its older iterations, called Web Applications and Web Forms. "HTML5 Family of Technologies" - Extended set of technologies not strictly part of HTML5 spec or referenced but likely to be used in conjunction with HTML5. "HTML5++" - More experimental technologies pushing the web forward that are not part of the HTML5 spec at all; may or may not see broader adoption.
62. By now, given people were working on this from 2004, we have a lot of technologies lined up. Brad Neuberg, (ex)Google defines them. "HTML5 Strict" - Things that are strictly inside the W3C's HTML5 spec. "Referenced by HTML5" - Things that are referenced by the HTML5 spec and which can optionally be parsed into the DOM and displayed. "Broken out of HTML5" - Things that used to be part of HTML5 or its older iterations, called Web Applications and Web Forms. "HTML5 Family of Technologies" - Extended set of technologies not strictly part of HTML5 spec or referenced but likely to be used in conjunction with HTML5. "HTML5++" - More experimental technologies pushing the web forward that are not part of the HTML5 spec at all; may or may not see broader adoption.
63. By now, given people were working on this from 2004, we have a lot of technologies lined up. Brad Neuberg, (ex)Google defines them. "HTML5 Strict" - Things that are strictly inside the W3C's HTML5 spec. "Referenced by HTML5" - Things that are referenced by the HTML5 spec and which can optionally be parsed into the DOM and displayed. "Broken out of HTML5" - Things that used to be part of HTML5 or its older iterations, called Web Applications and Web Forms. "HTML5 Family of Technologies" - Extended set of technologies not strictly part of HTML5 spec or referenced but likely to be used in conjunction with HTML5. "HTML5++" - More experimental technologies pushing the web forward that are not part of the HTML5 spec at all; may or may not see broader adoption.
64. By now, given people were working on this from 2004, we have a lot of technologies lined up. Brad Neuberg, (ex)Google defines them. "HTML5 Strict" - Things that are strictly inside the W3C's HTML5 spec. "Referenced by HTML5" - Things that are referenced by the HTML5 spec and which can optionally be parsed into the DOM and displayed. "Broken out of HTML5" - Things that used to be part of HTML5 or its older iterations, called Web Applications and Web Forms. "HTML5 Family of Technologies" - Extended set of technologies not strictly part of HTML5 spec or referenced but likely to be used in conjunction with HTML5. "HTML5++" - More experimental technologies pushing the web forward that are not part of the HTML5 spec at all; may or may not see broader adoption.
65. By now, given people were working on this from 2004, we have a lot of technologies lined up. Brad Neuberg, (ex)Google defines them. "HTML5 Strict" - Things that are strictly inside the W3C's HTML5 spec. "Referenced by HTML5" - Things that are referenced by the HTML5 spec and which can optionally be parsed into the DOM and displayed. "Broken out of HTML5" - Things that used to be part of HTML5 or its older iterations, called Web Applications and Web Forms. "HTML5 Family of Technologies" - Extended set of technologies not strictly part of HTML5 spec or referenced but likely to be used in conjunction with HTML5. "HTML5++" - More experimental technologies pushing the web forward that are not part of the HTML5 spec at all; may or may not see broader adoption.
66. By now, given people were working on this from 2004, we have a lot of technologies lined up. Brad Neuberg, (ex)Google defines them. "HTML5 Strict" - Things that are strictly inside the W3C's HTML5 spec. "Referenced by HTML5" - Things that are referenced by the HTML5 spec and which can optionally be parsed into the DOM and displayed. "Broken out of HTML5" - Things that used to be part of HTML5 or its older iterations, called Web Applications and Web Forms. "HTML5 Family of Technologies" - Extended set of technologies not strictly part of HTML5 spec or referenced but likely to be used in conjunction with HTML5. "HTML5++" - More experimental technologies pushing the web forward that are not part of the HTML5 spec at all; may or may not see broader adoption.
71. Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group
73. Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group
74. Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group
75. Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group
77. Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group