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Its not a specification though, its a "living standard" a.k.a. we document the stuff we build as we go.
by j-pb 7y ago
Its not a specification though, its a "living standard" a.k.a. we document the stuff we build as we go.
- detaro 7y agoA living standard is a form of specification. You can use it to implement a tool consuming HTML the same way the browsers do from scratch, and the browsers use the process to align their independent implementations.
- j-pb 7y agoIts not a specification though, because your implementation can never conform to it. You can't say "I have a html 5.x" compliant browser anymore because there is no fixed specification for it. You can only have something that is "currently compatible with the other browsers". Same thing you would have gotten with SQLite.