Posts Tagged ‘W3C’

- 19 Jan 2009
- Tagged with html 5, W3C, web development
The year of HTML 51

Let’s kick this year off with a prediction: by the end of 2009, you will be writing HTML 5. To break the ice and lead the way, I have converted this site to HTML 5. Read on for some useful resources to get you started.
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- 14 Sep 2008
- Tagged with CSS, fronteers, fronteers2008, HTML, IE8, W3C, web design
Fronteers 2008: what’s next for HTML, CSS and IE?5

Extended notes from the excellent Fronteers 2008 conference in Amsterdam. With lots of tasty news about the future of front-end development from industry insiders.
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Goodbye, and welcome!

As mentioned in the previous post, I’ve had plans to discontinue this blog for a while. Today that moment has come, and this is my last post here. At the same time I’m embarking on a freelance career, and launching a brand new lensco.be!

Introducing bricss.net

Lately I felt more like doing quick, tumblr style posts rather than long form pieces. And, in view of the fact that I mostly write about CSS/HTML stuff, the idea grew to start something anew. Enter Bricss.

Data attributes presentation

Although data attributes were introduced more than two years ago in the HTML5 specification, I still see a lot of abuse of the class and rel attributes among friends and coworkers. Here’s a concise introduction to this very useful but largely unknown feature I gave two weeks ago to my colleagues at Netlog.

Posts Tagged ‘W3C’

The year of HTML 51

Fronteers 2008: what’s next for HTML, CSS and IE?5

Latest …

Goodbye, and welcome!

Introducing bricss.net

Data attributes presentation

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