Poll: Which HTML5 Refcard Would You Like To See Next?

So it looks like our new HTML5 Canvas Refcard proved interesting to you, our excellent DZone readers. Our general HTML5 Refcard has received a lot of downloads too -- so we've decided to go all-out and publish a whole series of Refcardz on emerging web technologies.

The massive tangle of new features, APIs, etc. that generally goes by 'HTML5' (whether or not the tech is technically part of the HTML5 spec itself) leaves us a lot to choose from, and we're planning to cover all the major technologies eventually. But when it came to pinning down a concrete publication schedule, we thought hard about the way web standards are working -- and realized that the importance of a standard depends, in great part, on developer adoption. Spec refinement and browser implementation, in other words, is up to you.

So we decided: why not ask our readers what they want to see first?

We're already planning a series on CSS3, so look forward to more CSS3 Refcardz announcements in the near future.

For other technologies, we pored over the HTML5 survey we ran a few months ago, mixed in a little editorial prognostics, and came up with a list of web technologies we're guessing you all would most like to see Refcarded next. You'll see our top four in the survey box below. (If we missed anything, feel free to post your request in a comment.)

So please vote and comment away, and help us determine what cutting-edge web technology our next Refcard will cover!