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HTML and XHTML Reading List
After W3C announced that XHTML 2 is dead I decided to switch current project from XHTML 1.0 to HTML 4.01. Before making switch I did homework and read some materials about XHTML 1.0, HTML 4.01 and HTML 5.
Basically, my position is quite simple — I don’t see enough advantages in using XHML 1.0, so I’m switching back to HTML 4.01. This will not help in future switching to HTML 5 as I thought before (HTML 5 support XML syntax), but still better then serving XML as text/html.
I think reading this list in chronological order will be most helpful, but for those limited on time I highlighted the most interesting and important articles.
XHTML — What’s the Point? by Henri Sivonen on 13.11.01
Sending XHTML as text/html Considered Harmful by Ian Hickson on ?.09.02
The Road to XHTML 2.0: MIME Types by Mark Pilgrim on 19.03.03
Why XHTML is a bad idea by Emil Stenström on 27.08.06
Understanding HTML, XML and XHTML by Maciej Stachowiak on 20.09.06
New elements in HTML 5 by Elliotte Rusty Harold on 07.08.07
Beware of XHTML by David Hammond on 23.09.07
A Preview of HTML 5 by Lachlan Hunt on 04.12.08
Preparing for HTML5 with Semantic Class Names by Jon Tangerine on 06.03.08
XHTML — myths and reality by Tina Holmboe on 03.10.08
More on developing naming conventions, Microformats and HTML5 by Andy Clarke on 15.11.08
An Event Apart and HTML 5 by Eric Meyer on 02.01.09
The Rise of HTML5 by Jeremy Keith on 04.01.09
Semantics in HTML 5 by John Allsopp on 06.01.09
HTML 5 Reference — A Web Developer’s Guide to HTML 5 by W3C on 23.03.09
Switched by Dave Shea on 20.04.09
HTML 5 differences from HTML 4 by W3C on 23.04.09
Google Bets Big on HTML 5: News from Google I/O by Tim O’Reilly on 27.05.09
Coding like it’s 1999 by Cameron Moll on 04.06.09
An Unofficial Q&A about the Discontinuation of the XHTML2 WG by Henri Sivonen on 06.07.09
Misunderstanding markup by Jeremy Keith on 07.07.09
In defense of web developers by Jeffrey Zeldman on 07.07.09
IE6 denial message for Momentile.com by John Martz
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Waste Bin by Grace Youngeun Lee
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Marc Ribaud (born 24 June 1923) is a French photographer, best known for his extensive reports on the East: The Three Banners of China, Face of North Vietnam, Visions of China, and his most recent, In China.
