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* [http://hixie.ch/advocacy/whatwg-presentation/ Proposing extensions to HTML4 and the DOM] by [[User:Hixie|Ian Hickson]] (Presented 2005-05) | * [http://hixie.ch/advocacy/whatwg-presentation/ Proposing extensions to HTML4 and the DOM] by [[User:Hixie|Ian Hickson]] (Presented 2005-05) | ||
* [http://wearehugh.com/public/2005/12/whitelights/ White Lights Lead To Red Lights] by Mark Pilgrim (Presented 2005-12-07 at Mozilla) | * [http://wearehugh.com/public/2005/12/whitelights/ White Lights Lead To Red Lights] by [[User:MarkPilgrim|Mark Pilgrim]] (Presented 2005-12-07 at Mozilla) | ||
* [http://lachy.id.au/dev/presentation/future-of-html/ The Future of HTML] by [[User:Lachlan_Hunt|Lachlan Hunt]] (Presented 2007-01-25) | * [http://lachy.id.au/dev/presentation/future-of-html/ The Future of HTML] by [[User:Lachlan_Hunt|Lachlan Hunt]] (Presented 2007-01-25) | ||
* [http://simonwillison.net/2007/talks/oxford-html5/ What the heck is HTML 5?] by [[User:SimonW|Simon Willison]] (Presented 2007-04-11) | * [http://simonwillison.net/2007/talks/oxford-html5/ What the heck is HTML 5?] by [[User:SimonW|Simon Willison]] (Presented 2007-04-11) | ||
Revision as of 13:28, 29 April 2010
These are the known presentations related to the WHATWG and/or HTML5.
- Proposing extensions to HTML4 and the DOM by Ian Hickson (Presented 2005-05)
- White Lights Lead To Red Lights by Mark Pilgrim (Presented 2005-12-07 at Mozilla)
- The Future of HTML by Lachlan Hunt (Presented 2007-01-25)
- What the heck is HTML 5? by Simon Willison (Presented 2007-04-11)
- Evolving the Web: HTML5 by Anne van Kesteren (Presented 2007-04-17 at QUT)
- Evolving the Web: HTML5 (XTech 2007 edition) by Anne van Kesteren (Presented 2007-05-17 at XTech 2007)
- Implementing an HTML5 conformance checker using XML tools by Henri Sivonen (Presented 2007-05-18 at XTech 2007)
- How HTML5 can be used today by Simon Pieters (Presented 2007-05-23)
- HTML5: Incremental Improvements to the Web by Anne van Kesteren (Presented 2007-05-31 at reboot 9.0)
- What to expect from HTML5 by Edward O'Connor (Presented 2007-06-03 at BarCamp San Diego)
- Developing with HTML5 by Lachlan Hunt (Presented 2007-08-03)
- HTML 5: The Next Generation of Markup on The Web by: James Graham (Presented 2007-08-24 at BarCamp Cambridge)
- Practical HTML5 by Edward O'Connor (Presented 2008-04 at San Diego Web Standards Group)
- HTML5 by Anne van Kesteren (Presented 2008-05-08 at XTech 2008 and a slightly modified version on 2008-06-27 at reboot10)
- HTML5 by Anne van Kesteren (Presented 2008-09-11 at Fronteers 2008)
- HTML5: Features you want desperately but still can't use by Ian Hickson (Presented 2008-09-22 at Google)
- HTML 5 in a big nutshell by Lennart Schoors (Presented at Barcamp Ghent 2008-11-29)
- Over Webstandaarden Enzo (Dutch) by Anne van Kesteren (Presented 2009-01-19 at Fronteers meeting)
- HTML5 och Webbläsare (Swedish) by Simon Pieters (Presented 2009-04-23 at Mälardalens Högskola)
- Extensibility, HTML, and the Web ecosystem by Edward O'Connor (Presented 2009-05-31 at BarCamp San Diego)
- HTML5 overview (English) by Arlen Walker (Presented 2009-06-11 at Web414) (Presentation begins at 9:30 of the video, alternate camera angle found at Web414 video)
- HTML5 & webOS by Edward O'Connor (Presented 2009-08-08 at preDevCamp San Diego)
- HTML 5 for the Working Web: features you can use today by Edward O'Connor (Presented 2009-08-12 at Ignite San Diego)
- HTML5 video (Swedish) by Simon Pieters (Presented 2010-02-16 at Linköpings Universitet)