| Early September pile of links | |
| 21 August link roundup | |
| 14 August link roundup | |
| Chocolate-covered URLs! | |
| Tumbling {in anger,with pride} | |
| Gambol dum Ghor! | |
| The orders of complexity of websites and what they imply for the design of web platform features | |
| Boost (W3C):
Your reminder that HTML is pretty fantastic all on its lonesome. https://sans.style #WebDev #HTML
— Jon Henshaw (@jon@henshaw.social) | |
| Get your hot, fresh links right here | |
| The random-choice element | |
| Link roundup, Little Christmas edition | |
| Link dump, winter solstice edition | |
| Link roundup, “mix of optimism & pessimism” edition | |
| Transforming Markdown links into HTML while editing | |
| Time zones and the <time> element | |
| mid-September tumbling | |
| Link roundup, end of summer 2024 edition | |
| Get into the tumbling box | |
| Tumbleweeds | |
| A tumble into 2024 | |
| Boost (Mastodon):
We need to maintain our protocols. Shiny frameworks/tools/stacks will come and go. Thanks to @w3c’s continuous love and care, you could just write some #HTML to build simple, yet interactive things today. There’s never been a better time to start your personal website. When was the last time you have checked what you can do with some HTML? #indieweb
— Tobias Weber (@influous@mastodon.social) | |
| Shadow DOM is for hiding your shame | |
| Metadata in Markdown | |
| Styling empty <figure> elements | |
| Polyglots don’t lead to interoperability | |
| Pseudo-elements for tracks and thumbs | |
| Boost (Mastodon):
135 new features. 280 bug fixes. Today we release Safari 16.4 #Safari #CSS #HTML #JavaScript #WebApps #WebAPI
Today, we’re thrilled to tell you about the many additions to WebKit that are included in Safari 16.4. WebKit Features in Safari 16.4
— Jen Simmons (@jensimmons@front-end.social) | |
| Formal Objection to advancing the HTML Image Description document along the REC track | |
| HTML, CSS, and DOM for Book Authors | |
| Support for the formation of the Web Hypertext Application Technology Community Group (was Re: HTML Working Group Changes) | |
| EPUB & XHTML | |
| The problem is the spec | |
| @micahbrich err, there *is* a <caption> element: http://hbr.me/5Hn3jy #html | |
| HTML captioning | |
| Thoughts on converting HTML to Atom | |
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ARIA’s role
(class 2: Electric Boogaloo)
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RDFa
and the DOM
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| HTML has always been a conversation… | |
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Blog templates: a case study in using HTML5’s sectioning elements
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| HTML5: normativity & authoring guides | |
| Marking up a slideshow in HTML5 | |
| Offered without comment | |
| Worldviews of the Web | |
| The Web platform: what it is | |
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BarCamp San Diego 5
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| POSH tombstones | |
| The Web platform: what it’s not | |
| Microdata, Microformats, and RDF | |
| Björn Höhrmann FTW! http://bit.ly/WS4FD
#w3c #xhtml2 #html #standards | |
| DOM Consistency | |
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Monolith
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| Data longevity | |
| San Diego Web Standards Group | |
| …I find I don’t care any more. | |
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Simple composition of HTML emails in Emacs using Markdown
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| HTML versioning | |
| The Third Dáil | |
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POSH subtitle markup
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| Markup æsthetics | |
| Interoperability | |
| Revisiting RFC 2119 markup | |
| Marking up RFC 2119 text in HTML | |
| Re: Neutrality in "HTML 5 differences from HTML 4" | |
| Browser vendors in the HTML Working Group | |
| HTML 5 | |
| What to expect from HTML5 | |
| Marking up code listings | |
| Re: Support Existing Content | |
| Re: Support Existing Content | |
| Volume | |
| Htmlize | |
| Getting things to work in IE | |