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It's a set of slides about HTML5 written in HTML5. The slides not working properly on mobile devices with no fallback for non-webkit browsers show that the deve
by mediumdeviation 14y ago
It's a set of slides about HTML5 written in HTML5. The slides not working properly on mobile devices with no fallback for non-webkit browsers show that the developers are either
a. Lazy
b. Incompetent, or
c. Used proprietary webkit technology,
none of which will inspire much confidence in the actual contents of slides (which I can't read anyway, since I'm on Opera Mobile)
- albertzeyer 14y agoWhat is proprietary webkit technology?
- josteink 14y agoThe ones which doesn't work in other standard-compliant browsers, like Firefox.
- bzbarsky 14y agoAny of the vast number of things that (1) WebKit implements but aren't in any standard or (2) Are in a standard but WebKit implements with a different name (sometimes in addition to the standard name).
- 89a 14y agoIf Opera and Firefox can't keep up maybe they should drop out of the race
- jm3 14y agofirst line of the deck clearly states, "If using Google Chrome, you will likely need the Dev channel to see all of the functionality in this presentation," which i take to mean, "if you're not using a fresh Chrome beta, this isn't going to work so well for you."