World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) HTML Recommend 5.1, Replaces HTML5

World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) HTML 5.1 specification has been issued officially. In his announcement, the W3C said the specification has defined the "fifth major version with 1 minor revisions" to the core language of the World Wide Web: HTML. With this 5.1 has become a W3C recommendation replaces HTML5.

In this latest version of HTML 5.1, has introduced a new feature that will help developers website, follow the culture of the previous version. And also based on the use of existing research, some new elements have also been introduced.

Writes that the W3C HTML 5.1 will be given special attention and a clear definition of the criteria for the users to improve interoperability (system capabilities). Compared with HTML5, not provided many new features, but of course the obvious main feature that has come from this is a recommendation, <picture>, <dialog>, and the <summary> and <details> tag combo. You can see the full set of changes here.
In this announcement also mentioned W3C HTML 5.2 aims to produce recommended no later than 2017, which will replace HTML 5.1 recommendation. Discover the whole HTML 5.1 recommendation here.

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Ditulis oleh Unknown pada tanggal Tuesday, November 8, 2016