I came across an informative blog post today by Stephen Walther that talks about ASP.NET and HTML5 local storage. It explains this exciting feature by discussing details relating to client/server concurrency, difference between local storage and cookies, intracting with WCF and more. If you are an ASP.NET developer who wants to stay on top of [...]
My friend and coworker published an article about list elements; <ul>, <ol>, and the little used <dl>. He explains why and how you should use them and their relationship with CSS. Check it out over at Subtypical >.
There are a lot of new elements in HTML5 and it may be confusing what tags are included, added, or removed and what they are for. A coworker today found the Periodic Table of the Elements from Josh Duck. I like it because it groups the major elements making them easier to conceptualize. Each element [...]
I’ve been reading HTML5: Designing Rich Internet Applications and have been thinking. Never a good thing in my case. HTML5 has a lot of potential because it exposes new functionality currently being handled by Javascript. You loose tags that we all been fond of: <font> **, <b>, <marquee>**, <big>, <center>, <etc>* **. On the [...]
