HTML 5 is the latest version of HTML. It was first being developed outside the W3C, but now is being developed in parallel by the HTML Working Group on the W3C as well as by the WHATWG. Plus this week I give you a fake frames template and an easy way to create a custom 404 page for your Apache server.
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What is HTML 5 HTML was developed by the W3C until 2004, when members of the HTML working group grew disturbed with the direction the W3C was going with HTML. They felt that the W3C was not paying enough attention to the real-world development needs of the language and focusing too much on XML and XHTML. So they formed a new group called WHATWG (Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group) devoted to evolving the Web. They started by working on a new specification of HTML - HTML 5.
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