HTML5

A friend of mine sent me a link to a new project that aim to provide a HTML5 client for the Spice protocol (http://www.spice-space.org/page/Html5). He asked me to check if I can access my VMs under RHEV with my iPad.

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pThere are a few ways to ensure that the browser will already have a page in its cache when users visit them.

One of the great ways to reduce the perceived load time of pages on your site is to prefetch resources that will be needed while users are busy reading or interacting with the current page.

There are a few ways to ensure that the browser will already have a page in its cache when users visit them. In this particular case, I wanted improve the load time of the Persona dialog while users are busy looking at the third-party site they want to login into.

Localstorage is a particularly useful part of HTML 5 which allows websites to store small amounts of data inside a user's browser in a place that is only accessible to that site. In many ways, it's an extension of the idea behind cookies.

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J'affectionne particulièrement développer avec JQuery mais hier, je me suis buté à un problème important. En fait, le problème ne provient pas de JQuery lui-même, mais plutôt de sa conformité à la spécification W3C du HTML5 en matière de nommage des attributs non visibles.  Pour ceux, qui comme moi, aiment utiliser la méthode .data() de JQuery, cette spécification à une incidence assez

Ever wanted to learn more about HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript? You want to discover what you can accomplish with this new technology, but you don’t know where to start? Do you struggle to find some time  to sit down and become a HTML5 ninja?

If you haven’t found it yet and you are doing HTML, javaScript or CSS development, check out jsfiddle!

Sometimes you hear about a cool new HTML5 feature and you want to explore it, but you don’t want to go through the hassle of building and deploying a web page to do it. This is when I love JSFiddle. It’s a sandbox for web development!

Let’s start with something really simple.

Go to jsfiddle and in the HTML pane type

<h1>Hello World</h1>

Then hit the Run button

HTML5 is so awesome, but doesn’t work on all browsers, modernizr is the first step to supporting old browsers when you write HTML5 code

In the beginning of December, I was the keynote speaker for FITC Spotlight HTML5. It was a full day of HTML5 presentations in one track. It was my first experience at FITC and I enjoyed it.