This Week I Learned - Week #86
This Week I Learned - - On October 28th, W3C officially recommended HTML5 . The W3C has declared HTML5 done and is moving on to HTML5.1, which will include all the features that didn’t make the first cut. - The W3C has been meeting for twenty years, led by its director, Tim Berners-Lee, the principal creator of the Web. Its membership is drawn from close to four hundred academic, not-for-profit, and corporate organizations. Among its most engaged participants are large companies that build Web software and host enormous Web sites—ones like Google, Microsoft, and Facebook. They all pay dues for spots at the table—sixty-eight thousand five hundred dollars a year for the biggest U.S. firms - We still call Web pages “pages,” but many of them are actually software applications—“apps” - The Web is a Millennial . It was first proposed twenty-five years ago, in 1989. - Apple.com has one HTML5 validation error . The New York Times has a hundred...