In case you missed it, I’ve started a new column at the WHATWG blog called This Week in HTML 5. The story thus far:

Episode 1: Web Workers, and how to specify alternate text for images you know nothing about. Episode 2: the window.navigator object, meta http-equiv=”Content-Language”, the Worker object, outerHTML, insertAdjacentHTML(), and the continuing saga of the alt attribute. Episode 3: the event loop, the onhashchange event, and content sniffing for SVG images. Episode 4: the W3C’s HTML 5 validator, SVG-in-HTML, and the proper way to provide alternate text for Rorschach inkblots. Episode 5: XSLT, MathML, Web Forms 2, and some light reading on character encoding. Episode 6: multimedia accessibility, Ogg Theora, and the year 2022. Episode 7: clickjacking.

There is a feed available for people who like that sort of thing.

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September
23 Irony-free zone
22 Security questions
9 The typography of Myrtle Beach
August
14 The ampersands of Linux
12 Hello darkness my old friend
7 A very serious question
6 The 4 “B”s
6 Little drummer boy
5 Placating people with options
4 Weblogs: content w/o context, collaboration, capital, or coruscation
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