html5 ------- 1. intro 2. brief history of html 1. tim berners-lee a. html tags - 1991 2. ietf html 2 a. img tag - 1994 3. the embiggening a. w3c 1. html a. html 4.01- 1999 2. css b. javascript 1. netscape 2 2. ecma a. js b. actionscript c. browzer warz 1. new features a-go-go 2. motivate the march of standards 4. innovation a. ajax 1. ajax= xml + javascript + xhr b. dhtml 1. dhtml = css + javascript c. buzzwords 5. the stagnation a. xhtml b. web forms 6. html5 a. whatwg a. forms and apps b. w3c b. xhtml2 and forms c. merger 3. so, what is html5 1. merging of separate things a. no longer just markup b. behavior of things 1. javascript 2. rendering engines a. failure c. new facilities 1. local storage 2. forms and validation a. new data types 3. web sockets 4. new DOM methods 5. AJAX 6. drag and drop d. richer media 1. video 2. audio 3. vector 2. a modular spec a. parts can be updated and approved separately of entire spec b. entire spec can go forward if parts aren't ready 3. new tags a. semantics 1. SEO 2. accessability b. rich media 4. a buzzword a. disambiguation 1. css3 is not part of html 5 a. native animations b. transforms 2. just like dhtml isn't part of AJAX 3. But lay-people lump them all together because they don't what they're talking about 5. a flash killer? a. did the screw kill the nail? b. did people stop painting when photography was invented? 4. What does this mean for me, the jock or drama queens and kings? 1. choice of rich media tools 2. standardized, open application platform a. any innovator who can download free browser code can put it on their new gadget 1. they can't do this with flash b. the web is one big mashup c. bridges the digital divide 1. you don't need to be a rich kid with expensive software to learn 3. portable user experiences a. skinning can finally be for realizes. 5. what can I do with it? 1. demos: http://www.apple.com/html5/ http://boagworld.com/techno logy/great-demo-of-html-5-canvas http://www.kevs3d.co.uk/ dev/asteroids/ http://muro.deviantart.com / http://www.andr ew-hoyer.com/experiments/cloth