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HTML 5 and CSS3

Talkat Lone Star Ruby Conference 2009 · 2009-08-27..08-29· [web-platform, css]
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Claims that HTML5 reduces div and ID chaos by adding semantic tags and that those tags work back to IE6 if unknown elements are styled display:block. Gives concrete features: native video/audio with subtitle support, cross‑domain messaging for string/JSON passing, offline local storage that syncs, canvas updates, required form fields, and native drag‑and‑drop with JS hooks. Shows CSS3 capabilities like border-radius box-shadow text-shadow and box-sizing that fix the box model and eliminate image hacks.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:40Whats wrong with HTML 4
  3. 1:18Whats good with HTML 4
  4. 1:30Whats good with CSS
  5. 1:59Semantic tags
  6. 2:15Section tag
  7. 3:14Sidebar
  8. 3:38Markdown
  9. 3:52Strict HTML
  10. 4:54Crossdomain messages
  11. 5:27HTML formatting
  12. 6:06CSS borders
  13. 6:58CSS border radius
  14. 7:27Wrap up
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