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In June 2004， representatives from the semanticweb community， major browser vendors， and the W3Cmet in San lose， California to discuss the standards body's response to the rise of web applications.AtomdessheayiheaaCoabaplia ins.Mi uts fm the even tee ad theanonymous and curious result， “8 for， 14 against.tbrowser vendors to solve emerging issues， Mean whl c， the w3Cpushedfonwardwih the XHTML 2speci ication， only to drop it five years later to focus on an aligned HTML S effort with the WHATWGNow， six years since， west and to benefit greatly from the passionate minds that have designedHTML 5.The features both codify defacto standards that have been in use for years and lay theresponsive web experience for your users and， oftentimes， far less code for you.In this book， you'll find a well-designed learning curve bringing you up to speed on the featureswithin HTML Sand its associated specifications.You'll learn bestpractices of feature detection，appropriate use cases， and alot of the whys that you won't find in the specifications.The code examplesare not plain， trivial uses of each API but instead lead you through building actual web applications.Ihope this book is able to serve you we land I hope youll be a sex ted about the next genera tn of theweb aslam.
Paul IrishGoogle and j Query Dev Relations and Lead Developer for Modern i zrxiiiPeter Lubbers is the director of documentation and training atKa a zing AnHTML 5 and Web Sockets enthusiast， Peter is a frequent speaker at internationalwvensandiehesHTMLStaning course word d.PnortojoningKaszngPeter worked for almost ten years as an information architect at Oracle， wherehe wrote award-winning books and developed patent pending software solutions.A native of the Netherlands， Peter served as a special forces commando in theCalfornia， and in his spare time， he runs ultramarathon s.You can to l low Peter onTwitter(e peter lubbers} .Brian Albers is the vicepresident of research and development atKa a zing.Hiscareer in web development spans a decade and a half， including his most recentposition as a senior development manager at Oracle.Brian is a regular speaker atconferences， such as Web 2.0Expo， AJAX World Expo， and JavaOne， where hefocuses on Web and userinterface technologies.A native Texan and currentCali torn i a resident， Brian spends as much time as possible escaping to Hawai l.When he can not relax on the beach， Brian can be found frequenting a variety ofvirtual worlds in his spare time，Frank Salim is one of the original engineers atKa a zing who helped craft theWeb Sockets gateway and client strategy Frank is a SanDiego native currentlyresiding in Mountain Vi w， Cal omia He holds a degree in computer scencefrom Pomona College.When he is not programming， Frank enjoys reading.painting.and inline skating
About the Technical Reviewerrd like to thank my wife Vittoria， for her love and patience， and my talented sons Sean and R or ky-reachfor the stars， boys lbelieving in me， and to my late grandmother Geb be chien whose courageous acts during the NaziThanks to my parents， Herman and Elisabeth， my sister Alice， and my brother David for alwaysa cup a in a fHa land we leagreatessontaouriamlyTo my coauthor， the never ing Bran and the code gene ang human Frank t has been anhonor to work with both of you.Thanks aotoCayatApessfral your suppor， and， i a thanks t Jonas and John atKa aigfor pushing us to write a real book-an un offcial e-book would stll be Just a figment of ourimagination， I am sure!