One of the coolest features in HTML5 is the data attribute. You can now build out attributes on your own to customize content as you see fit. They aren’t rendered by the browser, simply added to the objects as data for you to play with. Let’s have a look.
Ever wanted to load a podcast (or several) onto your web site, but didn’t have the resources to make a proxy to get around cross-domain scripting issues? Worry no more! PodRadio.js is here.
I’m still amazed at how often we’re passing up the chance to use HTML5 tags in our documents. It’s hard to break old habits, I know, but it’s time to dump the mountains of DIV tags and get with some semantic markup. There are several awesome tags to start using in HTML5, but I wanted to hit six good ones to start people off.
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