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Google I/O 2010 Keynote Online

For those of you who aren't able to attend the Google I/O 2010 conference (like me), you're in luck! The entire first day keynote is online, and there are some pretty interesting announcements. HTML5 is the big push, and I've got to admit some of what they showed looked slick, and looks to provide for a bright future for Chrome OS.

An Open, Webby, Book-Publishing Platform

This short article outlines some ideas about an open source, online platform for making books, based on Wordpress.

Adobe Adds HTML5 Support for Dreamweaver CS5

Some news coming out of Google I/O concerning Adobe's adoption and support for HTML5. Adobe has announced the immediate availability of an HTML5 pack extension for Adobe Dreamweaver CS5. Availability of this HTML5 Pack extension is the direct result...

A Very Very Brief History of Flash and the Open Web

Much has been made about HTML5 on the web, particularly concerning what it will do to the future of plug-in-based technologies like Flash. It's been difficult to sort out the truth from the frustration, as people on both sides polarize the issue by calling for the downfall of one technology or another. All of that is pretty standard in these types of transitions I guess, but for the moment I'd like to put all of that aside and just look at this from the perspective of history. You can learn a lot about the future of the web by looking at its past, and I think a lot of the opinions I’ve read about the Flash vs. HTML5 debate either fail to acknowledge this or assume everyone knows it. I want to present a very, very brief history of the relationship between Flash and what has been referred to as "the open web" — a jumble of free web-browsing software and standards-based (sometimes) languages to write content for them that has most recently evolved to include HTML5.

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