XHTML 2 Cancelled 222
Jake Lazaroff writes "According to the W3 News Archive, the charter for the XHTML2 Working Group — set to expire on December 31st, 2009 — will not be renewed. What does this mean? XHTML2 will never be a W3C recommendation, so get on the HTML 5 bandwagon now. According to the XHTML FAQ, however, the W3C does 'plan for the XML serialization of HTML to remain compatible with XML.' Looks like with HTML 5, we'll get the best of both worlds."
Re:Good (Score:3, Funny)
I know a lot of web developers who dont know the difference between XHTML and HTML, and I hear XHTML as a buzzword all the time.
Duh. Everyone knows that the "X" is for Xtreme! It's Xtreme HTML, right?
Re:Rendering (Score:4, Funny)
Simple: view source --> use your "The Matrix" vision to render everthing in your brain.
Every serious developer knows how to run code in his brain, that's how I run all my unit tests!