Part 1
Moving on to HTML5
HTML5 is the newest incarnation of the HTML family of languages. HTML, which stands for HyperText Markup Language, is one of the main reasons the Web is as powerful and useful as it is. HTML is a reasonably simple system of plain-text codes that provide the structure of all Web pages on the Internet.
In this part, you take a quick look at how HTML5 fits in the history of the Web, and put together a few tools you’ll need to get started.
Be sure to check out my Web site for working examples of every code fragment in the book: www.aharrisbooks.net/h5qr.
In this part . . .
Looking at the History of HTML
Understanding What HTML5 Is
Running Tests for Browser Features
Deciding on a Suitable Browser
Utilizing Chrome Frame to Add Support to IE
