Once again, Safari has fucked up its implementation.
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The following is a guest post by David Attard. I only recently became aware that Google Tag Manager was a thing, but didn't know exactly what it was, what
Im September soll HTMl5.1 ganz offiziell verabschiedet werden und HTML5 „ablösen“. Im Übrigen wird in Kürze ein erster Entwurf zu HTML5.2 veröffentlicht.
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Brackets is an interesting new editor on the scene that leverages HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to the max: it's built with those very technologies! What this means is that, particularly for frontend developers, the sky's the limit, when it comes to configuration and extensibility. via Pocket