a thought
Posted: Tue Feb 08, 2011 8:05 pmhere is a thought
Since html5 is and will becoming the standard and that WB 2011 will have html5 support with their new release.
Would it be a good idea to have within the WB Code Editors section a heading of html5 (ie) (tips, tricks and tweaks)?
This then could be used as a means for exchange by users their experiences, their tips and their solutions etc. in/when using html5.
Believe me it is a hair pulling experience when using the major browsers as they have differences in the html5 support.
I did find useful the following URI http://www.html5test.com which will give you out of a score of 300 your browser's html5 index. It is no surprise or wasn't a surprise that IE8 was found to be at the bottom of the list with a score of 27/300 while Google Chrome is at the top of the list with a score of 263/300. While FF either 3.6.13 or 4.0b12pre is at 139. I cannot say what the score would be for IE9 as I dont have it, perhaps someone is using IE9 can check it out.
If useful, I can post the score list for the different browsers that I use to test my web development.
If there were to be a vote on it I would vote + as compared to vote -.
Or would this open "Pandora's" box?
Anyone have comments on this? Would it be or is it a good idea to have here in this forum?
mapleleaf
http://www.mirana.net
Since html5 is and will becoming the standard and that WB 2011 will have html5 support with their new release.
Would it be a good idea to have within the WB Code Editors section a heading of html5 (ie) (tips, tricks and tweaks)?
This then could be used as a means for exchange by users their experiences, their tips and their solutions etc. in/when using html5.
Believe me it is a hair pulling experience when using the major browsers as they have differences in the html5 support.
I did find useful the following URI http://www.html5test.com which will give you out of a score of 300 your browser's html5 index. It is no surprise or wasn't a surprise that IE8 was found to be at the bottom of the list with a score of 27/300 while Google Chrome is at the top of the list with a score of 263/300. While FF either 3.6.13 or 4.0b12pre is at 139. I cannot say what the score would be for IE9 as I dont have it, perhaps someone is using IE9 can check it out.
If useful, I can post the score list for the different browsers that I use to test my web development.
If there were to be a vote on it I would vote + as compared to vote -.
Or would this open "Pandora's" box?
Anyone have comments on this? Would it be or is it a good idea to have here in this forum?
mapleleaf
http://www.mirana.net