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W3C and the HTML5 Spec

12.22.2012

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Ok, I know specs aren't the most exciting thing that will happen to you this week (and if it is, I'm sorry), but I think this is pretty cool. Yesterday the W3C (Worldwide Web Consortium) finalized the HTML5 spec. This isn't the final final version, but is the "feature complete" version, and frankly, is a good step forward. Those of you who did the extra credit homework in school should go ahead and start reading up on HTML 5.1!