synn

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   by synn 3y ago

   The article is interesting, but I often come across resources that talk about or reference the HTML5 specification by the W3C. Since 2019, HTML has become a living standard (and therefore no longer has a version number). It is available thr
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   by synn 4y ago

   And if you want it to be a valid HTML custom-element, just throw a dash in the name (like <v-foo>). https://html.spec.whatwg.org/#valid-custom-element-name
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   by synn 6y ago

   That's fun. I've coded this useless tool based on your comment: "What's Your HTML Color ?"[0] [0]: https://onivers.com/color.html
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   by synn 6y ago

   You can watch it there : https://youtu.be/mj09iR6Tjd8
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   by synn 6y ago

   Click on the country and then "find out more"
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   Mozilla VR Hubs(hubs.mozilla.com)

   1 points by synn 6y ago|0 comments