First look at HTML6 with examples and links

Original author: Ayaz Malik


We have not even had time to master HTML5 as W3C has already rolled out the first version of HTML6 . And we do not fool you. He appeared, so it's time to get your hands dirty again. Forget the HTML6 release date and let's have a little bit of it.

HTML6 is so new that Wikipedia does not even have a page about it. He is absolutely in its infancy, but we will find out what it is, what it will please and how to code on it . Let's take a quick look at what HTML6 is.

Like HTML5, the new version of HTML has significant differences in the structure of the code. The new version is more standardized, more similar to XML and more suitable for creating web applications of the future.

I have a list of HTML5 resources: templates, development tools, etc. here.

New code structure


CSS tricks are presented in a list of suggested code additions for HTML6 a couple of years ago. And the W3C heard, but answered in its own original way. They added the mother of all these offers. They added an XML-style namespace ... and this is the most noticeable change in HTML6. These changes affect the entire code structure. But this standardizes and this is a new level. Now you do not need the id attribute for your divs, you can use namespaces.

HTML6 Examples



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Let's look at these namespaces:


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     tag also changes, so do the rest of codes. -->A Look Into HTML6Go to Designzzz!Click Here

And this is an example of a completed code:

Overview of HTML6

Main Heading

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Concepts of HTML6

Namespaces in HTML6

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Your copyright notice.

This is the future of HTML attributes.

HTML6 Resources


I don’t know why, but some people joked about HTML6. We already mentioned the April Fools post at the beginning of the article, and someone made a layout in HTML6, which is also a joke . But the joke is not all. This is a link to a tool for testing browser compatibility with HTML6.

I tested both of my browsers. The latest version of Firefox scored 429 points, and the latest version of Google Chrome - 523.

The Distributed Specification is a guide, another valuable resource to learn more about HTML6 coding concepts. I noticed that this specification is updated regularly, so I added this link here.

What is it all going to?


What is obvious to me is that HTML6 is moving towards eradicating Javascript. It already offers the possibility of creating a one-page application without Javascript and this is only the tip of the iceberg.

Namespaces make it clear that within a few years HTML6 will mature to an independent programming platform and will surpass PHP, .NET and other similar languages ​​in terms of functionality and complexity. So my advice to you: start working with HTML6 immediately and conquer it. Now is the time to do this, until others have come to their senses.

That is all I wanted to talk about HTML6. But I will keep you updated as soon as the W3C rolls out something new in this version of HTML.

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