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HTML5 doesn't stand alone, it's just one of many specifications that form part of the Web platform. Many of these are currently orphaned or neglected; if you want to help, you could try editing one! | HTML5 doesn't stand alone, it's just one of many specifications that form part of the Web platform. Many of these are currently orphaned or neglected; if you want to help, you could try editing one! | ||
* CSS3 - there's a | * CSS3 - there's a [http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/current-work whole slew] of specifications for extending CSS that are in need of editors. | ||
* setTimeout | * setTimeout | ||
* Web DOM4 Core -- culling the server-side features from DOM3 Core, and adding features that would help the web. | * Web DOM4 Core -- culling the server-side features from DOM3 Core, and adding features that would help the web. | ||
Revision as of 05:16, 30 November 2007
HTML5 doesn't stand alone, it's just one of many specifications that form part of the Web platform. Many of these are currently orphaned or neglected; if you want to help, you could try editing one!
- CSS3 - there's a whole slew of specifications for extending CSS that are in need of editors.
- setTimeout
- Web DOM4 Core -- culling the server-side features from DOM3 Core, and adding features that would help the web.
- CSSOM - the specification for scripted manipulation of style, both the existing interfaces and new interfaces to make it easier.
- DOM3 Events
- Keyboard Events -- .charCode, .keyCode, and related stuff (mostly defining legacy interfaces)
- Bindings For DOM -- defining IDL