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HTML5 is the next generation of HTML. HTML5 brings with it a variety of new elements, both for content structure and media.
Today you can find a wealth of HTML5 information on the web including references, tutorials and tips. There are also a few good books available which concentrate on certain HTML5 features.
Here is a selection of the TOP 7 books that you can use to be a better HTML5 programmer.

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Some people have been talking about HTML5 and its profitability for quite a long time now. It is hard to come up with a concrete conclusion as this new version of HTML has some strong disadvantages; according to users’ testimonials.  People that own websites seem to be considering changing their source code to HTML5 instead of being parked with older versions of the code. However they also hesitate about the subject due to the incompatibility of the new code with older browsers, which is what scares website owners from adopting it.

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Contemporary websites are a whole lot different than they used to be a few years back. Modern websites predominantly deal with heaps of media content. Besides, with the advent of compulsory integrated features such as built in ads, flash and rich multimedia content means designing a website can be a fairly tricky job even for a seasoned web developer. What makes the job even more demanding is aspect of space constraints. Developing a webpage extravagantly can have disastrous effects especially from a financial point of view. Content needs to be delivered in a precise and compact manner as on average a web surfer just spends a few seconds over a single website.

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Game development for the web now gets a new meaning on Jeanine Meyer latest creation “The Essential Guide to HTML5”. The book deals with plethora of fresh possibilities for apps and game enlargement on the web. Besides, the book shows you games that can be interacted and created completely within HTML. Therefore users don’t need to download those extra plug-ins and even developers for that matter don’t need to learn fresh languages and codes.

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Microsoft’s Silverlight is said to have features and capabilities which can surpass those provided by the HTML5 standard (which is yet to be fully completed). As applications like Silverlight and Flash provided users with Internet applications which enriched their experience, there had considerable speculations and debate over whether the completion of the HTML5 specification would end up with the doing away of such applications, as the need for them might not be felt then.

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HTML 5 is being called the next big thing. It, then, becomes quite understandable that web-application designers are looking forward to add HTML5 to their skill set, not to forget explore it fully first and see what’s different, and what it’s capable of doing.

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Microsoft had been facing some tough competition regarding its popular browser Internet Explorer. Other giants in the market have been keeping users busy with the likes of Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome and Internet Explorer had taken a quiet seat at the back burner for quite some time now. Well not anymore! Microsoft has taken action and is all set to set the web on fire with its new Internet Explorer 9 which is due to release on 15th September this year in San Francisco.

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HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) has remained the standard to represent the content on the World Wide Web, with its HTML 4 version remaining being widely used since a decade now.

However, in 2004, work started to revamp the HTML standard, and introduce more features with the aim of making a significant advancement.

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