John Foliot on the new video formats
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Media queries now a W3C Recommendation
A big step forward for responsive web design -
Hot in web standards: June 2012
In her second monthly report, Lea Verou rounds up the latest developments in the W3C working groups including 'unprefixing', media queries, sticky positioning and lots more -
Ian Hickson on HTML5 vs HTML
Spec editor talks standard splits and browser implementation. "It's mostly 'inside baseball' politics." -
Web Intents: the future of web apps
There’s a brand new way of making web apps interoperable … or there will be, if everyone can agree how it needs to be done. Richard Cobbett reports -
W3C shouldn't reinvent CSS grids terminology
Mark Boulton unhappy at breaking terms established for centuries -
Hot in web standards: July/August 2012
Lea Verou returns from a little summer break to present a bumper issue of web standards news. This time she covers SVG 2, CSS Masking, Image Values, the Responsive Images Extension and much more -
W3C's Robin Berjon on editing the HTML5 spec
New technical editor on ecosystems, drama, speed and testing -
Adobe announces Edge Tools and Services
Adobe unveils slew of products for building with web standards -
W3C launches WebPlatform Docs
Industry big guns back site documenting HTML5, CSS, DOM and more -
Hot in web standards: September/October 2012
Lea Verou on the latest developments at the W3C including the new W3C Dev Relations initiative, WebPlatform.org and the Test The Web Forward event -
Zeldman leads Blue Beanie Day 2012
Standards champion encourages devs to further embrace standards on mobile -
HTML5 and Canvas 2D definitions ready
Broad interoperability slated by W3C for 2014; HTML 5.1 to offer glimpse of the future -
Hot in web standards: November/December 2012
Lea Verou's final 2012 report on the latest developments at the W3C, including the FPWD of HTML 5.1, the addition of the <main> element, news on the rescheduled W3Conf and more -
Vincent Hardy on Adobe Web Platform
The director of engineering for Adobe Web Platform explains how the firm is participating in web standards and working on a number of projects that make life easier for developers -
2012 into 2013: web standards in perspective
Chris Mills looks back at most exciting web standards developments of 2012, and looks ahead to what we can expect in 2013 -
WebRTC interoperability announced
Apps for Firefox and Chrome can make audio/video calls without plug-ins -
Building tomorrow’s web experiences
Prior to its Create the Web conference rolling into London, Adobe hosted a round-table event to discuss the challenges facing today’s designers and how open standards are stepping up to meet them. Martin Cooper took a seat -
Mobile CSS compatibility tables released
Peter-Paul Koch warns on automated tests and WebKit compatibility variance -
Mozilla: rise of HTML5 in mobile 'inevitable'
With Firefox OS, there is 'no new ecosystem'
