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The Myth of HTML5 and How It's Misunderstood

HTML5 MISCONCEPTION Nowadays any new browser capability or web application technique found across the web is labeled as HTML5 and that is not true. Michael Mahemoff said that HTML5 has become a brand that represents a new type of web application rather than the specification itself. In order to learn HTML5 is very important to understand what really HTML5 is. It is common nowadays hear CSS transitions, web sockets, geolocation, SVG, CSS @font-face all mentioned under the HTML5 banner and label all under HTML5 "brand".  In the specification none of those mentioned are found for the simple reason that they either belong to the CSS3 specification or other API specification within the WWW Consortium. Websites are and will be built with a combination of HTML5, next-generation APIs, JavaScript and CSS3, which means that as a designer or developer the difference between those technologies must be clear and how they fit together should be understood. What is really HTML5? ...

How can we learn from technology job trends to find out how the IT market is consuming those technologies

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I found this week a web site that has very interesting information about technology trend jobs. This information is vital in order to have a very good idea about how the IT market is consuming those technologies. I really worth to see those charts below and reflect on it. The information cames from Indeed and Simply Hired they have much more if you want to look at, but I have chosen to embbed in in the blog what has to do with HTML5, jQuery, Mobile Apps, iOS, and Android. Indeed and Simply Hired searches millions of jobs from thousands of job sites. This job trends graph shows the percentage of jobs people find that contain the search terms. 1. Mobile App Trends Mobile-app jobs 2. HTML5 Job Trends HTML5 Job Trends 3. jQuery Job Trends jQuery Job Trends 4. iOS Job Trends iOS Job Trends 5. Android Job Trends Iphone, Ipad, Ios, Android, Wp7, "Windows Phone", Blackberry, Webos, Cordova, Ph...