The HTML5 Family: CSS3 http://www.sencha.com/blog/the-html5-family-css3 Many of the benefits people associate with “HTML5” is actually CSS3 and Javascript. The cutting-edge modules of CSS3 build on the widely supported CSS2.1 spec and allow for truly stunning interfaces. en-us jay@sencha.com Copyright 2010 2010-06-01T17:29:36+00:00 Comment by ??????????? ?????????           That was an excellently written essay, thank you so much.          
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]]> Thu, 03 Mar 2011 00:22 GMT http://www.sencha.com/blog//the-html5-family-css3#id:17887#date:00:22 Comment by annuaire généraliste I like do some things with CSS3 that before i needed photoshop. It’s crazy to know that HTML 5 support video. Nice! I like do some things with CSS3 that before i needed photoshop. It’s crazy to know that HTML 5 support video. Nice!

]]> Fri, 27 Aug 2010 18:02 GMT http://www.sencha.com/blog//the-html5-family-css3#id:15517#date:18:02 Comment by Eric Berens CSS3 and HTML5 are great, but a very small percentage will be using it until there is a large online movement to force users with old browsers to update. How long has history shown us that an old browser sticks around for? It’s the catering to them by creating “fallbacks” that keeps them around for so long. A lot of the internet population doesn’t even know that their browser is old and outdated. What should be done? Take YouTube…they are nudging users to upgrade by removing support for IE6. What do you think would happen if Facebook, Twitter, or any other large site for that matter followed in the same footsteps of YouTube. Do you think people would just stop using those sites? Nah, I don’t think so. We have to create the reason behind why people should upgrade. There should be a threshold of supporting old but it shouldn’t extend back 10+ years just to include the old as a fall back. CSS3 and HTML5 are great, but a very small percentage will be using it until there is a large online movement to force users with old browsers to update. How long has history shown us that an old browser sticks around for? It’s the catering to them by creating “fallbacks” that keeps them around for so long. A lot of the internet population doesn’t even know that their browser is old and outdated.

What should be done? Take YouTube…they are nudging users to upgrade by removing support for IE6. What do you think would happen if Facebook, Twitter, or any other large site for that matter followed in the same footsteps of YouTube. Do you think people would just stop using those sites? Nah, I don’t think so. We have to create the reason behind why people should upgrade.

There should be a threshold of supporting old but it shouldn’t extend back 10+ years just to include the old as a fall back.

]]> Sun, 06 Jun 2010 12:13 GMT http://www.sencha.com/blog//the-html5-family-css3#id:15516#date:12:13 Comment by Alex S Great continuation post.  I still see it taking another 2-4 years to play with the shinny stuff within enterprises.  Once everyone upgrades to the latest IE, FF, Safari, Chrome or insert flavor of the month…. We’ll still have issues.  Kinda makes me miss the good ol’ days of IE only development j/k.  Ext saved me from that hell. Great continuation post.  I still see it taking another 2-4 years to play with the shinny stuff within enterprises.  Once everyone upgrades to the latest IE, FF, Safari, Chrome or insert flavor of the month…. We’ll still have issues.  Kinda makes me miss the good ol’ days of IE only development j/k.  Ext saved me from that hell.

]]> Fri, 04 Jun 2010 22:52 GMT http://www.sencha.com/blog//the-html5-family-css3#id:15515#date:22:52 Comment by Quan Tin Tan Ban If your browser is not up to date, throw it away. No fallback support should be given for any user that do not update to the latest Chrome/Firefox/IE, .. IE6 should definitely be obsolete. If your browser is not up to date, throw it away.

No fallback support should be given for any user that do not update to the latest Chrome/Firefox/IE, ..

IE6 should definitely be obsolete.

]]> Fri, 04 Jun 2010 08:43 GMT http://www.sencha.com/blog//the-html5-family-css3#id:15514#date:08:43 Comment by Neeke We need to wait for a moment to use it. We need to wait for a moment to use it.

]]> Fri, 04 Jun 2010 07:15 GMT http://www.sencha.com/blog//the-html5-family-css3#id:15513#date:07:15 Comment by Stormchild Some of you guys really went out of your way to miss the point of the article. Some of you guys really went out of your way to miss the point of the article.

]]> Fri, 04 Jun 2010 00:15 GMT http://www.sencha.com/blog//the-html5-family-css3#id:15512#date:00:15 Comment by ken the tech CSS3 and HTML5 are the same generation brothers but there is no direct connection between since CSS3 is working on HTML4.1 as Rob already said. Waiting for the day both will be implemented largely into the web browsers. CSS3 and HTML5 are the same generation brothers but there is no direct connection between since CSS3 is working on HTML4.1 as Rob already said.
Waiting for the day both will be implemented largely into the web browsers.

]]> Thu, 03 Jun 2010 11:17 GMT http://www.sencha.com/blog//the-html5-family-css3#id:15511#date:11:17 Comment by praveer nice post. thanx nice post.
thanx

]]> Thu, 03 Jun 2010 08:50 GMT http://www.sencha.com/blog//the-html5-family-css3#id:15510#date:08:50 Comment by Webstandard-Blog CSS3 & HTML5 are definitely the future, but using it now means thinking about fallbacks for all those browsers that don’t support those standards not just yet. And that means sometime a lot of overhead. Unfortunately! CSS3 & HTML5 are definitely the future, but using it now means thinking about fallbacks for all those browsers that don’t support those standards not just yet. And that means sometime a lot of overhead. Unfortunately!

]]> Thu, 03 Jun 2010 06:40 GMT http://www.sencha.com/blog//the-html5-family-css3#id:15509#date:06:40 Comment by Michael Mullany @Rob, this is part 2 in a blog series, you might want to read the initial HTML5 overview where we actually make your exact point but then propose a more expansive definition of these next generation technologies as “HTML5 Family” As far as I know, there won’t be a browser that supports CSS3 but not HTML5 @Rob, this is part 2 in a blog series, you might want to read the initial HTML5 overview where we actually make your exact point but then propose a more expansive definition of these next generation technologies as “HTML5 Family” As far as I know, there won’t be a browser that supports CSS3 but not HTML5

]]> Thu, 03 Jun 2010 05:40 GMT http://www.sencha.com/blog//the-html5-family-css3#id:15508#date:05:40 Comment by Rob CSS3 has NOTHING to do with HTML5 and works equally well with HTML4.01 and XHTML. It is NOT part of the “HTML5 familoy” and it doesn’t matter what markup language you use. If it works in the browser, it works…period! CSS3 has NOTHING to do with HTML5 and works equally well with HTML4.01 and XHTML. It is NOT part of the “HTML5 familoy” and it doesn’t matter what markup language you use. If it works in the browser, it works…period!

]]> Thu, 03 Jun 2010 02:54 GMT http://www.sencha.com/blog//the-html5-family-css3#id:15507#date:02:54 Comment by nickevin Nice post, I wonder how important CSS5 for ExtJS 3/4+ ? I am looking forward to the next step. Nice post, I wonder how important CSS5 for ExtJS 3/4+ ?
I am looking forward to the next step.

]]> Thu, 03 Jun 2010 01:44 GMT http://www.sencha.com/blog//the-html5-family-css3#id:15506#date:01:44