Decoding HTML5

Good day!



A few days ago a book was published called " Decoding HTML5 ", in which, as you might have guessed, we are talking about innovations that appeared with the advent of HTML5. I would not say that the book was very interesting to me, because only lazy did not write about these new things , but still repeating and consolidating the material was a useful thing. Moreover, the book was written by the notorious Jeffrey , which means that reading it will be easy and pleasant. But stop praising the author, and move on to the brief content of the book:

1. The History of HTML5
2. The State of HTML5
3. Semantic markup
4. Easy Queries with the Selectors API
5. Custom Data Attributes
6. Fun fun forms
7. The Essential of Feature Detection
8. Automated Detection with Modernizr
9. Finally ... Native Media
10. Track That Sucka with Geolocation
11. The Basics of Working with Canvas
12. Don't Irritate Visitors - Use Web Storage
13. The History API
14. The File & Drag and Drop APIs
15. Web Workers are Ants
16. Tools, Folks, and Blogs

You can buy a book (yes, yes. Just buy!) Here or here . If you are a registered member of the Tuts + Premium network , then you can simply download it from the library. It is worth recalling that the cost of registration is $ 19 / month, in fact, like the price of the book itself.

PS As for the translation of this very book, it is almost complete. The only problem is that there is still no answer from the publisher , but there is a translation. So here it is ...