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Misunderstanding Markup: XHTML 2/HTML 5 Comic Strip Since the official announcement of W3C to stop working on the development of XHTML 2 in the end of 2009 and increase resources on HTML 5 instead, there has been a lot of confusion and various debates about the “proper”markup language for modern and future web-development. With XHTML 1.0, XHTML 2, HTML 4, HTML 5 and XHTML 5 we have so many languages that it’s really getting hard to keep track! Another comic explaining technology. I like comics like these. They often give a simple, focused and therefor easy to understand introduction on a topic. It’s not just for kids, you know. ;-) Be sure to click through to see the whole comic!

Misunderstanding Markup: XHTML 2/HTML 5 Comic Strip

Since the official announcement of W3C to stop working on the development of XHTML 2 in the end of 2009 and increase resources on HTML 5 instead, there has been a lot of confusion and various debates about the “proper”markup language for modern and future web-development. With XHTML 1.0, XHTML 2, HTML 4, HTML 5 and XHTML 5 we have so many languages that it’s really getting hard to keep track!

Another comic explaining technology. I like comics like these. They often give a simple, focused and therefor easy to understand introduction on a topic. It’s not just for kids, you know. ;-)
Be sure to click through to see the whole comic!

trendd: Very cool. Google has made a comic book to explain their open sourced Chromium OS. Google Chrome I think the book is more about the browser than the OS, but it’s a great read anyway. I especially like the chapter about Search and User Experience (of course).

trendd:

Very cool. Google has made a comic book to explain their open sourced Chromium OS.

Google Chrome

I think the book is more about the browser than the OS, but it’s a great read anyway.
I especially like the chapter about Search and User Experience (of course).

(this post was reblogged from trendd)