HTML5 ends the era of plugin, and starts a new era... The era of 'no-need-plug-in'....
The end of the plug-in era in web browser is more and more approaching in 2012 with the presence of HTML5 as a new version in describing language website. HTML5 is a language for structuring and presenting content for the World Wide Web, and is a core technology of the Internet.
Audio, video, and other elements directly coupled. In this way, the plug-ins such as Adobe Flash Player is no longer needed. More interactive game web sites will be available directly on the browser. HTML5 is intended to subsume not only HTML 4, but XHTML 1 and DOM Level 2 HTML as well.
Some mobile-game developers have made a game that compatible with HTML5. This new version of the language is still under development, but there are some part thet have done, so it can be used.
Jeff Jaffe, Chief Executive Officer, World Wide Web Consortium, said that even as innovation continues, advancing HTML5 to Recommendation provides the entire Web ecosystem with a stable, tested, interoperable standard. The decision to schedule the HTML5 Last Call for May 2011 was an important step in setting industry expectations. Today we take the next step, announcing 2014 as the target for Recommendation.
The end of the plug-in era in web browser is more and more approaching in 2012 with the presence of HTML5 as a new version in describing language website. HTML5 is a language for structuring and presenting content for the World Wide Web, and is a core technology of the Internet.
Audio, video, and other elements directly coupled. In this way, the plug-ins such as Adobe Flash Player is no longer needed. More interactive game web sites will be available directly on the browser. HTML5 is intended to subsume not only HTML 4, but XHTML 1 and DOM Level 2 HTML as well.
Some mobile-game developers have made a game that compatible with HTML5. This new version of the language is still under development, but there are some part thet have done, so it can be used.
Jeff Jaffe, Chief Executive Officer, World Wide Web Consortium, said that even as innovation continues, advancing HTML5 to Recommendation provides the entire Web ecosystem with a stable, tested, interoperable standard. The decision to schedule the HTML5 Last Call for May 2011 was an important step in setting industry expectations. Today we take the next step, announcing 2014 as the target for Recommendation.
Almost all of the latest versions of browsers have supported spesifilkasi HTML5, as elements of a web site for navigation and article. Thus, the search engine can work more precisely and faster.
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