May 16, 2008 at 15:19Google doctype
Google always, as we all know, behaves (and there is an opinion, which is) very positive in terms of open standards and the dissemination of knowledge. So this time, the beloved Internet giant has pleased web developers and designers with a new source of knowledge. Google Doctype is a wiki encyclopedia covering topics such as JavaScript, CSS, security, web performance, etc. Already at the time of opening, the encyclopedia contains 8000 lines of JavaScript code, many articles and tutorials from Google employees.
Of course, the main detail is the wiki system: you can edit and create any articles! The main goal of the project is to increase the understanding of the Open Web concept, which (I have to agree - quite successfully) is being promoted by Google. All materials are distributed under a Creative Commons license, which, in principle, is very logical.
via Radio-U.ru
Of course, the main detail is the wiki system: you can edit and create any articles! The main goal of the project is to increase the understanding of the Open Web concept, which (I have to agree - quite successfully) is being promoted by Google. All materials are distributed under a Creative Commons license, which, in principle, is very logical.
via Radio-U.ru