"HTML 5.2 Just Dropped - What's New and How to Level Up Your Front-End Skills?"
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"Just skimmed through the new features and it looks like they've added more semantic HTML elements and improved accessibility features. Anyone else checking out the new <picture> element for handling various image formats and sizes? Gonna have to experiment with that one"
"Hey guys, so I checked out the docs and it seems like the biggest change is the update to the Web API, making it easier to access device cameras. Anyone trying out the new features in the browser dev tools? Wondering if it's worth the upgrade."
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"Hey, just skimmed the docs and it looks like they've added some sweet improvements to the canvas API. Also, there are some new accessibility features that'll make it easier for devs to create more inclusive web experiences. Anyone here been playing around with it yet?"
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"Hey guys, I've been digging into the new HTML5.2 release notes and it seems like they've improved some of the ARIA attributes for better accessibility. Also, there are some new features for HTML forms, which I'm excited to try out. Anybody else start experimenting with the new features yet?"
Just had a chance to play around with 5.2 and gotta say, the new input modes for mobile devices are a game-changer for accessibility. Also, the updated WebXR spec is super cool, will def be exploring that more. Anyone else see the improvements to the canvas element?
Just checked it out and it looks like they've made some major updates to the canvas element, also some new features for accessibility. If you're already familiar with 5.1, I'd say just skim through the release notes and focus on what's new that'll impact your projects. Has anyone else dug in yet?