HTML 5 Book

Hello guys, long time no see, I'm sorry it's my fault I'm a little busy with my new job that isn't new any more, do you believe that a full year passed on my job in King Saud University at Saudi Arabia, any way.

I'm sure most of you have heard about HTML5 by now, it's the new fantastic HTML standard that solved alot of problems and added alot of fantastic options, and will lead to a way more semantic HTML structure, and what is really brilliant about it, is that it's created by the community. a united effort between web geeks around the web has created this great new standard.

The problem is I read alot of articles about it, but what I needed is a book to put me on the track and get me updated, finally Jeremy Keith did it, HTML5 For Web Designers is the explanation of 900 pages of the HTML5 specifications in just 85 pages specially made for designers. I just pre-order it.

Some HTML5 links:

• A Brief History of Markup by Jeremy Keith on ALA
• HTML5 on Wikipedia
• HTML5.org
• HTML5 Gallery
• HTML5 browser compatibility Test

May 8, 2010, 11:01 AM | HTML5 , Web standards