17. markup encapsulated
static dynamic
ugly pretty
interpreted by any
browser
18. markup encapsulated
static dynamic
ugly pretty
interpreted by any requires a plugin
browser
19. markup encapsulated
static dynamic
ugly pretty
interpreted by any requires a plugin
browser
easy to branch
20. markup encapsulated
static dynamic
ugly pretty
interpreted by any requires a plugin
browser
easy to branch depends on the tool
21. markup encapsulated
static dynamic
ugly pretty
interpreted by any requires a plugin
browser
easy to branch depends on the tool
easy to link
22. markup encapsulated
static dynamic
ugly pretty
interpreted by any requires a plugin
browser
easy to branch depends on the tool
easy to link security restrictions
23.
24. markup encapsulated
static dynamic
ugly pretty
interpreted by any requires a plugin
browser
easy to branch depends on the tool
easy to link security restrictions
25. markup encapsulated
static dynamic
ugly pretty
interpreted by any requires a plugin
browser
easy to branch depends on the tool
easy to link security restrictions
easy to update
26. markup encapsulated
static dynamic
ugly pretty
interpreted by any requires a plugin
browser
easy to branch depends on the tool
easy to link security restrictions
easy to update ...if you have the same
development tools
27. markup encapsulated
static dynamic
ugly pretty
interpreted by any requires a plugin
browser
easy to branch depends on the tool
easy to link security restrictions
easy to update ...if you have the same
development tools
47. The WHATWG HTML spec can now be
considered a “living standard”. It’s more mature
than any version of the HTML specification to
date, so it made no sense for us to keep referring
to it as merely a draft. We will no longer be
following the “snapshot” model of spec
development, with the occasional “call for
comments”, “call for implementations”, and so
forth.
- Ian Hickson 1/19/2011
48. The WHATWG HTML spec can now be
considered a “living standard”. It’s more mature
than any version of the HTML specification to
date, so it made no sense for us to keep referring
to it as merely a draft. We will no longer be
following the “snapshot” model of spec
development, with the occasional “call for
comments”, “call for implementations”, and so
forth.
- Ian Hickson 1/19/2011
49. The WHATWG HTML spec can now be
considered a “living standard”. It’s more mature
than any version of the HTML specification to
date, so it made no sense for us to keep referring
to it as merely a draft. We will no longer be
following the “snapshot” model of spec
development, with the occasional “call for
comments”, “call for implementations”, and so
forth.
- Ian Hickson 1/19/2011
51. Selected Browser Compatibility
Internet Internet Internet
FireFox FireFox
Explorer Explorer Explorer
3.5 4.0
7 8 9
forms
drag and drop
canvas
svg
video
audio
web storage
border radius
