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Answered by TorontoMediaDesigner : Nov 08 2011 08:51 AM
I just had this question answered in another area. Here is what was provided to me for anyone else that is interested in this quesiton.
Here's a good article http://dev.opera.com...etween-the-two... full answer >
Answered by gogeric : May 16 2010 01:07 PM
It looks like i'm the first to answer this edgy question...
despite the troll and war thing...
i'd prefer to use Flash for heavy (yes you heard me...) apps with many sprites to load, for dyn... full answer >
Doug Crockford discusses the future of Javascript and his concerns about HTML5's security. He feels that there is 'too much kitchen sink' in HTML5 and the potential for cross-site scripting...
HTML 5 is the newest revision of the Hypertext Markup Language. This excerpt from Jennifer Niederst Robbins' HTML & XHTML Pocket Reference gives you an overview of what HTML 5 has to offer.
HTML5, ...
Palm webOS includes support for the HTML 5 Database object to create, update, and query an SQL database. The HTML 5 database interfaces are asynchronous, requiring you to use callbacks for much of you...
HTML5 creates some interesting new opportunities for mobile web applications, like the canvas element, offline storage, document editing, and media playback, which we are already beginning to see in m...
Answered by pmckie : Sep 25 2009 07:17 AM
Check this site for an excellent set of tables on Web browser HTML support: Browser support for HTML. full answer >
Answered by beth_freeman : Sep 29 2009 10:56 AM
Sarah,
It depends on which of the new features you want to make use of and if you are willing to write conditional code to direct users of old browsers to a separate page, or use javascript ... full answer >