Der Hype um HTML5 wird immer größer, doch was ist HTML5 genau und kann es schon genutzt werden?
Diese Arbeit entstand im Zusammenhang mit dem spirit@fhs Projekt und beschäftigt sich mit diesen Fragestellungen. Daher wird neben einer Einführung in das Projekt auch ein historischer Rückblick über die Auszeichnungssprache HTML gegeben.
Im weiteren Verlauf wird zuerst HTML5 in seinen Grundzügen näher vorgestellt bevor sich mehrere Kapitel verschiedenen neuen und interessanten Schnittstellen widmen. Diese werden zuerst beschrieben und dann mit Quelltextauszügen und Prototypen veranschaulicht und getestet. Da die Bandbreite an Neuheiten im Umfeld von HTML5 sehr groß ist, wird neben der Vorstellung von ausgewählten Neuheiten ein Überblick über weitere neue Möglichkeiten geboten.
Ein interessanter Bestandteil ist die Entwicklung von mobilen Apps mittels HTML5. Hierzu werden Applikationstypen unterschieden und relevante HTML5-Features genannt. Es wird aber auch Kritik an HTML5 geübt und ein Ausblick auf HTML.next gewährt.
The hype about HTML5 is getting bigger, but what exactly is HTML5 and can it already be used?
This work originated in connection with the spirit@fhs project and deals with these questions. Therefore, in addition to an introduction to the project, a historical review about the HTML markup language is given.
First of all HTML5 is presented in its basic features before following chapters introduce various new and interesting interfaces. Those will be first described and then explained and tested with source code statements and prototypes. Since the range of innovations is very broad within the field of HTML5, it will be a part of presenting selected innovations with an overview of other possibilities.
Developing mobile apps with HTML5 is also a very interesting part, thus the types of applications will be differentiated and relevant HTML5 features are stated. Also criticism on HTML5 is represented and a preview on HTML.next will be provided.
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Freitag, 9. Dezember 2011
Donnerstag, 6. Oktober 2011
The HTML(5) specification jungle!
First, thanks to Anne van Kesteren and Ian Hickson for helping me through the jungle and mentioning me in the WHATWG Blog yesterday :-) !
On 4 October 2011, Ian Hickson has merged the two specifications of the WHATWG into only one. As a result, the summary specification "Web Applications 1.0" was changed to "HTML"
and the one which was a subset of "Web Applications 1.0" and called "HTML", no longer exists.
The individual specification versions are listed and briefly explained below:
Some more historical information, along with many many APIs and prototypical developments will be a part of my master's thesis.
On 4 October 2011, Ian Hickson has merged the two specifications of the WHATWG into only one. As a result, the summary specification "Web Applications 1.0" was changed to "HTML"
and the one which was a subset of "Web Applications 1.0" and called "HTML", no longer exists.
The individual specification versions are listed and briefly explained below:
- HTML - http://www.whatwg.org/html
This is the summary of various specifications of the WHATWG and includes all HTML-specific content and some more API's. This draft is called "living standard" and includes new features and definitions that are in development, thus not all of them are "stable".
- HTML5 - W3C - http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/
This specification corresponds to a snapshot and is a subset of the WHATWG HTML standard. It will only be performed corrections. New features are not implemented.
- HTML5 for Developers - http://developers.whatwg.org/
This version is specifically designed for Web developers. The information for
Browser vendors have been removed from this version.
Some more historical information, along with many many APIs and prototypical developments will be a part of my master's thesis.
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