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JavaScript in the age of HTML5 and CSS3 by Faruk Ates

29 January 2010 No Comment

Browsers are slowly implementing bits and pieces of HTML 5 and CSS 3. What does this mean for JavaScript? For years, JavaScript authors have created tools and libraries that supplement older browsers with the technologies of modern ones, but the landscape is changing. What are these things that are slowly rendering a useful part of the JavaScript world obsolete, and why is that a good thing for JavaScript authors? Faruk AteÅŸ gives you the answers this JSConf Berlin 2009 talk.

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