When Steve Jobs refused Flash installed into the iOS-based devices, he argues that HTML5 can do what it can do Flash. Jobs actually a little hesitant going remarks. But at Apple, when it is under pressure to reject Adobe Flash is very strong. Jobs started to follow.
In the end, Jobs and Apple are "win". HTML5, not Flash, is a technology which now dominate and change the look of the virtual world.
Research In Motion, BlackBerry manufacturer, also believes that HTML5 is the future of programming languages. RIM also committed to use it.
In his presentation before the participants BlackBerry DevCon Asia 2011 in Singapore last week (7 December 2011), George Staikos, Vice President, Web Technologies RIM, said that HTML5 is the right choice for modern applications. According Staikos, HTML5 is a bridge for the BlackBerry operating system, namely BlackBerry 6 and 7 as well as BlackBerry 10, which will be launched next year.
So far, RIM loyalty using Flash. However, because the mobile industry trends led to HTML5, RIM is trying to integrate both.
With HTML5, an application can later be run on the BlackBerry Playbook, smart cell phones, cloud computing, and other digital devices.
So, what is HTML5? What is greatness? HTML5 is the latest version of hypertext markup language or programming language. Simply put, HTML5 can be regarded as the code that displays a web-based pages are also for web based applications.
There are three types of codes, namely HTML, which presents the structure of the web; Cascading Style Sheets, which set the display, and JavaScript, which makes all the running.
HTML5 is designed to be able to work and meet the desires of Internet users without requiring additional software, such as a browser plug-ins.
In short, HTML5 can do everything, from animations to applications, from music to movies, and build complex applications. HTML5 is not exclusive. That is, no royalties to be paid for using it. Everyone can wear them.
HTML5 is a platform that can be used on various devices, such as tablet computers, smart phones, netbooks, notebooks, ultrabook, or a smart TV. Throughout the browser used to support HTML5, then there would be no problem. All will work well.
HTML5 continues to grow and keep abreast of existing digital devices. So there is no word is completed for this programming language. Almost all browsers now support HTML5, such as Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera, Safari Mobile, and Android.
Firefox is a browser that supports most features in HTML5. This was followed by the Google Chrome and Safari. *** [TECHRADAR | HTML5DEMOS | FIRMAN | KORAN TEMPO 3738]
