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This presentation is pretty evil (or maybe incompetent?). It mixes up proposed standard features that are broadly supported, proposed standard features that ar
by bzbarsky 15y ago
This presentation is pretty evil (or maybe incompetent?). It mixes up proposed standard features that are broadly supported, proposed standard features that are not well supported, and proprietary WebKit extensions that have no chance of being standardized as they are and presents it all as "HTML5". It also has code snippets that try to look like they'll work cross-browser but are actually broken in non-WebKit browsers due to relying on some of those extensions...
- maratd 15y agoGoogle is pulling a Microsoft here. Back in the day, there was a lot of really neat stuff you could do only in IE. Like filters in CSS, etc. The problem was that you could only do it in IE. Unless you're doing an internal facing site and restricting usage to Chrome, be careful. Unfortunate. Most of the stuff is pretty neat.