Ask HN: Does HTML5 excite you? Why or why not?
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Re: Ask HN: Does HTML5 excite you? Why or why not?
#2It doesn't excite me in the least because, since I can't afford to alienate big chunks of my audience, it might have enough penetration to use in, oh, 3-5 years? Meh.
Re: Ask HN: Does HTML5 excite you? Why or why not?
#3Programmer. It doesn't excite me in the least because, since I can't afford to alienate big chunks of my audience, it might have enough penetration to use in, oh, 3-5 years? Meh.
Re: Ask HN: Does HTML5 excite you? Why or why not?
#4I haven't seen anything exciting about it. It doesn't let me do anything significant that I couldn't with existing technology. It's just the New Style.
Re: Ask HN: Does HTML5 excite you? Why or why not?
#5Re: Ask HN: Does HTML5 excite you? Why or why not?
#6Programmer. It doesn't excite me in the least because, since I can't afford to alienate big chunks of my audience, it might have enough penetration to use in, oh, 3-5 years? Meh.
Hopefully many of the people on IE 6 will leapfrog to a HTML 5 browser in the next few years, that would solve a lot of issues.
Re: Ask HN: Does HTML5 excite you? Why or why not?
#7Programmer. It doesn't excite me in the least because, since I can't afford to alienate big chunks of my audience, it might have enough penetration to use in, oh, 3-5 years? Meh.
Re: Ask HN: Does HTML5 excite you? Why or why not?
#8Re: Ask HN: Does HTML5 excite you? Why or why not?
#9Programmer. It doesn't excite me in the least because, since I can't afford to alienate big chunks of my audience, it might have enough penetration to use in, oh, 3-5 years? Meh.
The Google HTML5 plugin for IE6 might not alienate your audience.