Learning by Hacking

Evil people put ids to nearly every element on their pages and make everything rigid and ugly. Moroever there was hardly any semantic structure around the front-end code.

Thankfully HTML5 puts and end to much of this evilery. Well at least it tries to. Let’s talk about what’s new with HTML5 and how it makes more sense.

HTMLRocks

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The Internet’s public parks have been replaced by private gardens. Private gardens that harvest your personal data, sell it to advertisers, and hand it over at the drop of a hat. Well, it's silly to think we’re going to fix that— and we definitely won’t fix it with a silly chat site. But we do what we can. The archives are continuously recycled so if you like something take screen grabs because it won't stick around long.