Web developers pretty much think this way, since we’re always hearing about something new. A year ago HTML5 and CSS3 seemed so far off in the distance, but already companies are using these technologies in their work today because browsers like Google Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Opera are starting to implement pieces of the specification.
HTML5 and CSS3 help lay the groundwork for the next generation of web applications. They let us build sites that are simpler to develop, easier to maintain, and more user-friendly. HTML5 has new elements for defining site structure and embedding content, which means we don’t have to resort to extra markup or plug-ins.
CSS3 provides advanced selectors, graphical enhancements, and better font support that makes our sites more visually appealing without using font image replacement techniques, complex JavaScript, or graphics tools.
Improved accessibility support will improve Ajax applications for people with disabilities, and offline support lets us start building working applications that don’t need an Internet connection. In this book, you’re going to find out about all of the ways you can use HTML5 and CSS3 right now, even if your users don’t have browsers that can support all of these features yet.
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Thank You very much for such information
Thanks
Yeah. Link is a scam. Ads everywhere.
Edit for clarification: I got lots of pop up ads which prevented viewing the page content. Clicking the link to download got more pop-ups.
Should have said "feels like" probably, but I won't change what I said as its what I thought at the time.
You’re the only one complaining and I dislike people who don’t ask to know more.
Learn to talk before you comment under any of my post again
I'm sorry if that's what you think, its just not easy to think otherwise when I couldn't access the content until after a couple of retries because of the amount of new pages opening from ads. I've only ever seen that on scam pages previously.
You could limit the ads or change the ad provider to make it easier to access the content.
Alright