CHAPTER 9
Native APIs, HTML5, and CSS3 on Mobile Today
Everyone is talking about HTML5 these days, and with good reason. But many web developers don’t pay much attention to the new features because they have to support older desktop browsers. Though this is understandable, it is still regrettable since good progressive enhancement and polyfilling (sometimes you can add the features to a browser if it doesn’t have the feature natively) techniques can allow you to build pages that work on newer browsers that support HTML5 and older browsers that do not. Chapters 6 and 7 give you a number of tools for implementing progressive enhancement practices: ...
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