Josh Duck created this easy to use chart of the 104 elements currently in the HTML5 working draft. There are also two proposed elements (marked with an asterisk). How to use the HTML5 Periodic Table: Click on any element for its definition and/or links to more information about it.
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For all of you typography nuts out there, like me, there is “A Field Guide to Typestaches” available. It’s gorgeous poster featuring moustaches through typography. The poster is designed by Tor Weeks and you can buy it online via Old Tom Bloggery.
For some of us, can you think back far enough to remember what you did without the “mainstream” internet? I can. Life was non-clouded. It wasn’t full all this informational noise that our fingertips can Google, Tweet, Facebook, or Digg. However, the upside for all of us today is the blissful constant stream of information [...]
Throughout my career in web development & design, I have encountered many ways of pronouncing the same thing. A primary example is “.gif”. Some people pronounce it as “ga-hiff” while other pronounce it like the peanut butter brand, “jif”. (I’m a “ga-hiff” fan of the picture format, and a “jif” fan of the peanut butter [...]
A friend who’s been able to turn his hobby of computers into an IT career choice (systems/network administrator) told me something that surprised me a little. Okay, I can tell I am sick of computers. I walked into Micro Center and saw a nice rig. A quad core AMD machine, 4GB RAM, 1TB hard-drive, decent [...]
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