Comments on: Overcoming The Fear of HTML5, CSS3 & New Things http://www.amberweinberg.com/overcoming-the-fear-of-html5-css3-new-things/ Design, Development and Freelance Articles and Tutorials Mon, 06 Feb 2012 21:01:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Michal Kozakhttp://www.amberweinberg.com/overcoming-the-fear-of-html5-css3-new-things/#comment-4082 Michal Kozak Sat, 17 Jul 2010 02:20:05 +0000 http://www.amberweinberg.com/?p=3121#comment-4082 I remember we had a little talk on that topic on Twitter :).I really like how you ended this post. When I was reading through it, I thought you'll decide to postpone learning of HTML5.As for me, I'm very excited about HTML5. I use it already in some projects - and to be honest, I can't wait to drop using XHTML entirely.Why I like it so much you probably remember from out little Twitter discussion. I remember we had a little talk on that topic on Twitter :) .

I really like how you ended this post. When I was reading through it, I thought you’ll decide to postpone learning of HTML5.

As for me, I’m very excited about HTML5. I use it already in some projects – and to be honest, I can’t wait to drop using XHTML entirely.

Why I like it so much you probably remember from out little Twitter discussion.

]]> By: MauFerruscahttp://www.amberweinberg.com/overcoming-the-fear-of-html5-css3-new-things/#comment-4045 MauFerrusca Thu, 15 Jul 2010 14:35:33 +0000 http://www.amberweinberg.com/?p=3121#comment-4045 Excellent article, Amy. I am afraid still, more from spending (some would say "wasting") time learning than from the actual fact to learn something new and different. You have to be in the loop, but sometimes there just isn't time to learn. It's all work. I think it's time to reorganize. The examples you point out are quite true and definitive. Thank you. Excellent article, Amy. I am afraid still, more from spending (some would say “wasting”) time learning than from the actual fact to learn something new and different. You have to be in the loop, but sometimes there just isn’t time to learn. It’s all work. I think it’s time to reorganize. The examples you point out are quite true and definitive. Thank you.

]]> By: Yarihttp://www.amberweinberg.com/overcoming-the-fear-of-html5-css3-new-things/#comment-4044 Yari Thu, 15 Jul 2010 14:30:17 +0000 http://www.amberweinberg.com/?p=3121#comment-4044 This post is quite reassuring Amber, thanks for sharing with us. I've ordered my HTML5 book and look forward to checking it out. I like that it's not a massive encyclopedia, seems like something I can get through and let sink in. Fingers crossed! This post is quite reassuring Amber, thanks for sharing with us. I’ve ordered my HTML5 book and look forward to checking it out. I like that it’s not a massive encyclopedia, seems like something I can get through and let sink in. Fingers crossed!

]]> By: Tomhttp://www.amberweinberg.com/overcoming-the-fear-of-html5-css3-new-things/#comment-4028 Tom Wed, 14 Jul 2010 21:26:19 +0000 http://www.amberweinberg.com/?p=3121#comment-4028 I have also read the HTML 5 for designer very good and one thing i like about it that it shows ways of backing up the code for browsers that do not support that feature.HTML 5 and CSS 3 are very promising, with new technology and codes i tend to review it a lot and play with it a bit, then if i think it is good i intergrate it where i can with back up as compatability is never uniform.Although this time round the odd ball browser IE they will (so they say) have more support for HTML5 and CSS 3 than most of the others.I have been helping a friend with wedding arrangements and found so many website in tables and frames. Sad to see.. I have also read the HTML 5 for designer very good and one thing i like about it that it shows ways of backing up the code for browsers that do not support that feature.

HTML 5 and CSS 3 are very promising, with new technology and codes i tend to review it a lot and play with it a bit, then if i think it is good i intergrate it where i can with back up as compatability is never uniform.

Although this time round the odd ball browser IE they will (so they say) have more support for HTML5 and CSS 3 than most of the others.

I have been helping a friend with wedding arrangements and found so many website in tables and frames. Sad to see..

]]> By: Michael Østergaardhttp://www.amberweinberg.com/overcoming-the-fear-of-html5-css3-new-things/#comment-4025 Michael Østergaard Wed, 14 Jul 2010 20:22:23 +0000 http://www.amberweinberg.com/?p=3121#comment-4025 Just promise not to be too sad when you've finished it in one day ;) Just promise not to be too sad when you’ve finished it in one day ;)

]]> By: Antoniohttp://www.amberweinberg.com/overcoming-the-fear-of-html5-css3-new-things/#comment-4024 Antonio Wed, 14 Jul 2010 19:57:37 +0000 http://www.amberweinberg.com/?p=3121#comment-4024 I'm looking forward to learning new languages, I've been doing web development for a little over a year now and things like jquery, wordpress, css and xhtml make it so easy it's no even fun anymore. Even PHP which is the back-end language for dummies considering it's so insanely absolutely easy to learn and code in it. I have a feeling HTML 5 and CSS3 won't really be that hard either. I’m looking forward to learning new languages, I’ve been doing web development for a little over a year now and things like jquery, wordpress, css and xhtml make it so easy it’s no even fun anymore. Even PHP which is the back-end language for dummies considering it’s so insanely absolutely easy to learn and code in it. I have a feeling HTML 5 and CSS3 won’t really be that hard either.

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