HTML 5 in about 10 to 15 years
Is this a joke?
"Work on HTML 5 is rapidly progressing, yet it is still expected to continue for several years. Due to the requirement to produce test cases and achieve interoperable implementations, current estimates have work finishing in around ten to fifteen years." Read full article.
Labels: html5, rich internet application
posted by Michael Sica at
4:08 PM
3 Comments:
I don't think I'll notice the launch of HTML 5 in 2012. I'll be too busy wearing my VR helmet and controlling the computer by waving madly like Tom Cruise in Minority Report.
- max
Oops, I see that the earliest predicted date is actually 2017. By then, my brain will have been placed in to a jar of goop with electrodes attached, and my immortal titanium robot body will have no need for browser technology.
Either way, HTML 5 loses.
- max
I'm disappointed that the only stuff people are talking about are the removal "div tag hell" and a "video" tag.
That's incredibly lame.
Are they nice, sure. But they don't change the game when it comes to what a browser can do.
Give me real application tools, not a bunch of "cleaning up" of stuff that already works today.
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