HTML
summary
The talk proves there are concrete HTML features that replace JavaScript: the download attribute forces file downloads with a filename, input accept/extensions and multiple files work without scripts, dialog.showModal() plus the backdrop pseudo-element and dialog.returnValue make accessible modals, iframes support srcdoc + sandbox for safer embedded content, range supports dual handles via a polyfill, autocomplete and datalist improve autofill, and pattern/setCustomValidity enable client validation; examples and tiny polyfills are published on the slides.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:22Why HTML
- 2:30HTML5 Elements
- 6:23Download Attribute
- 8:54File Attribute
- 12:16Modal Dialog
- 18:20Iframes
- 23:57Sliders
- 28:27Autocomplete
- 33:20Datalist
- 38:39Details in Summary
- 43:13Validation
- 54:23Structured Data
- 54:42Google Results
- 55:34Microdata
- 56:19Schemaorg
- 57:01vocabularies
- 59:00RDF
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