Shallow Thoughts » srcset vs. picture
A well thought-out evaluation on responsive images from Bridget.
Tags: whatwg
Aryeh Gregor on being an editor and the W3C process — Anne’s Blog
This encapsulates the difference between the WHATWG and the W3C: a concern for interoperability matched against a concern for procedure.
[whatwg] The blockquote element spec vs common quoting practices
I’m getting behind Oli’s proposal to allow non-quoted footers within blockquotes in HTML. Here’s where I quote the design principles to support his case.
HTML5 — Edition for Web Developers
A beautifully readable subset of the HTML spec, with an emphasis on writing web apps (and with information intended for browser makers has been removed). Very handy indeed!
The WHATWG Blog — HTML is the new HTML5
The spec previously known as HTML5 is now simply HTML. Good. The W3C are now free to abuse the term “HTML5” to mean everything under the sun.
Bobbie Johnson dot org : Ian Hickson on HTML5: “The W3C lost sight of the fact that they have no power”
Bobbie is publishing the interviews he conducted with various HTML5 bods when he was researching his Technology Review article. First up: Hixie.
Position Paper for the W3C Workshop on Web Applications and Compound Documents
Here's a little piece of web history: the proposal that was presented and rejected at the 2004 W3C workshop that led to the formation of the WHATWG.
Timed tracks - WHATWG Wiki
Hixie needs your help. Document examples of augmented video (or audio) such as captioned or subtitled media.
A Brief History of HTML | Aten Design Group
An entertaining and accurate history of markup up to and including HTML5.
HTML 5–What I’m Watching at Wendy Chisholm
Wendy gives some commentary from her ringside seat at the theatre of HTML5.