Overheard: HTML 5 won’t throw the baby out with the bathwater
Posted by: Margaret Rouse
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“There are good ideas in HTML, but many of these were discarded in the XHTML effort.
My thinking is that we should take a step back and refocus. The problems with HTML will not be solved by making it bigger and more complicated. I think instead we should generalize what it does well, while excising features that are problematic. HTML can be made into a general application delivery format without disrupting its original role as a document format.” Douglas Crockford, Fixing HTML |
The simplification of the language reduces the cost of training of web developers. It incorporates the best practices of Ajax development. It provides extensibility without complexity.




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