2010
A Brief History of HTML
Why is there no support for RDFa in HTML5? Apparently no browser vendor wanted it.
A Brief History of Markup
Any web designers trying to make sense of this situation would have had an easier time deciphering a movie marathon of Memento, Primer, and the complete works of David Lynch
HTML WG Working Drafts have been published
From Maciej Stachowiak on 2010-03-04 ([email protected] from March 2010)
What’s Next in HTML, episode 1
The big news in HTML is r4439, which adds the device element. [...] The idea is that a device element would go hand in hand with a video element and a web socket.
2009
Nine Into Five
Like so many others, I had come away with my head reeling from the massive length and depth of the often-changing specification, unsure of the real meaning of much of what I had read
HTML5 Super Friends Technical Details
HTML5 is the next generation of web markup, and the first web markup language created in the era of web applications. While we view many aspects of it quite favorably, we believe the specification could benefit from a few changes and clarifications
Switched
Why I'm switching back to HTML 4.01
2008
2007
HTML contre XHTML (French)
L'un des problèmes prédominants soulevés dans un récent appel à commentaires était de parvenir à dépasser le débat HTML contre XHTML, car beaucoup de gens estimaient que nous devions chercher non pas à étendre HTML, mais à nous concentrer sur XHTML seulement
New elements in HTML 5
by 1 otherHypertext Markup Language (HTML) 5 introduces new elements to HTML for the first time since the last millennium.
What the heck is HTML 5?
A five minute lightning overview of the WHATWG and the new HTML Working Group
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