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This delay... This htmlv4 released a year and htmlv5 released lots of years later... This perspective of htmlv6 released lots of years from now... This is just simply wrong.
Web, drop thinking it doesn't have a solution. Now.
IE 9 implements HTML 5. Have Firefox and Chrome implement HTML 7 to make IE implement HTML 6.
HTML is SO simple. Implementing it can't possibly be so hard. Make Firefox and Chrome use the real best programming language. if you care so much.
I don't know, fellow open source people. Just do it.
Last edited by deltrem; 08-17-2011 at 09:08 AM.
Reason: polish
html is NOT so simple. a few td's and div's is easy, but the amount of stuff in HTML5 is HARD. And you'll not go far down the line before you find the money and commercial politics having a huge say too.
Seriously, take a few deep breaths and calm down.
90% of the web is still html 1.1 to html 4 with CSS (with CSS underused).
I am eager to see movement to newer standards that will replace java-script and flash, but unless you are one of the people doing implementation of those standards in the browser, you have no right to complain! It takes the time it takes. Wanna speed things up? Get coding!
How many years have you been using a computer? If it takes that long again for a new standard or two for HTML to evolve, will you survive? I expect that I will!
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This delay... This htmlv4 released a year and htmlv5 released lots of years later... This perspective of htmlv6 released lots of years from now... This is just simply wrong.
Web, drop thinking it doesn't have a solution. Now.
IE 9 implements HTML 5. Have Firefox and Chrome implement HTML 7 to make IE implement HTML 6.
HTML is SO simple. Implementing it can't possibly be so hard. Make Firefox and Chrome use the real best programming language. if you care so much.
I don't know, fellow open source people. Just do it.
Dude .... where to begin:
HTML is NOT a programming language
What you see as HTML code may appear simple, getting it to render is a different story
show us your own browser that renders the HTML6 draft, and the complain about others
This delay... This htmlv4 released a year and htmlv5 released lots of years later... This perspective of htmlv6 released lots of years from now... This is just simply wrong.
Ok, if you don't like the pace then why not join in the development to speed up the process?
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Originally Posted by deltrem
Web, drop thinking it doesn't have a solution. Now.
IE 9 implements HTML 5. Have Firefox and Chrome implement HTML 7 to make IE implement HTML 6.
So arbitrarily changing version numbers is a solution now? I don't get it.
Quote:
Originally Posted by deltrem
HTML is SO simple. Implementing it can't possibly be so hard.
By that logic, you should be able to contribute to the development then right? Right, so off you go.
Quote:
Originally Posted by deltrem
Make Firefox and Chrome use the real best programming language. if you care so much.
As said before, HTML is not a programming language it is a markup language. Perhaps you should look up what a programming language is.
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Originally Posted by deltrem
I don't know, fellow open source people. Just do it.
Do what? Jump off a bridge? Mow the lawn? Sounds like that whole Judas Priest so-called 'hidden 'do it'' controversy now.
GAWD IT'S SO SIMPLE! There is NO reason there should be degrees dedicated ONLY to web design. I'm going to go create HTML 11. Gimme a couple of days. I'll show you all how LITTLE you know about PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES.... </sarcasm>
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