Html5 Tutorial

Really in the present scenario the Html5 scripting is getting boomed. Not only for the web but also for application development it is being used. What you have written in your article, its just a casting, there is still yet to be come.

Go throw this also

Html5 Tutorial

Algorithmic modelling: an explanation :-)

Just thought I should give a further explanation as to the nature of “algorithmic modelling” beyond that given in the group’s summary, in order to impress upon the reader the basic applicability and importance of modelling in general

Whenever we humans perceive information through our senses, the end product of such perception is, after a series of transformations, a conceptual model: which may be viewed as a specific type of algorithmic model

In fact, a possible future Community Group, a “Strong AI” group, would define such a conceptual model as a layer over the “reference model” (the output by this group), in which the static “compositional” portion of the model is defined by reference to its corresponding OWL element, and the dynamic portion with reference to its corresponding RIF rule(s)

Another important use for such models could in that of cloud computation, in which the required computation is defined in terms, similarly, of a layer over the reference model, with cloud-specific modifications related to such features as load balancing/apportioning and node aggregation and storage

For more information about modelling, try Googling “OMG MDA” (for the Object Management Group’s Model Driven Architecture)

Referer http request header – unable to identify the originating page with nested iframes

Hi,

Display advertisements mostly gets served thru iframes.  Per comScore study [1], 61% of iframed ads are delivered via cross-domain or unfriendly nested iframes[3].  Due to the complex chain of online ad delivery thru ad networks and exchanges, it is not always clear where an ad will appear. But it is important for advertisers to know where their ad is being served

Publisher’s adapt iframes to serve display ads to

1. Play safe – protect the publisher page
2. Hide things that are not legitimate business practices – categorized as ‘not brand safe’ by comScore due to [2]

In order to safeguard guanine publishers (case 1) and to not to serve the ads in ‘not brand safe’ sites (case 2), I was exploring various options:

One approach could be to, introduce a additional http request header say ‘root-referer’ which carries the value of actual page’s URI.

This would solve the display advertising industry’s problem to large extent.

It would be nice to get this added into the http request header list? or other approach is to enhance ‘Referer’ to include both caller URI and the root URI.

Thanks

Bhaskar

[1] (http://www.comscore.com/Press_Events/Presentations_Whitepapers/2012/Changing_How_the_World_Sees_Digital_Advertising)

[2] piracy and copyright theft, child abuse, phishing, fraud, hate speech, nudity etc

[3]

In a webpage kat.ph, there is a iframe that refers to http://optimized.by.vitalads.net/serve/9ef7452f573faa349de1726463a9b756/?type=2

And optimized.by.vitalads.net makes the actual ad call to ad.yieldmanager.com like this:
http://ad.yieldmanager.com/st?ad_type=iframe&ad_size=160×600&section=1618910&pub_url=

with following http request headers:
Host    ad.yieldmanager.com
Referer    http://optimized.by.vitalads.net/serve/9ef7452f573faa349de1726463a9b756/?type=2

here,  ad.yeildmanager.com doesn’t know on which page the ad is going to get served(kat.ph). So, browser need to either include it as part of ‘Referer’ or introduce new header say Root-Referer to contain kat.ph.

Really like the picture element idea

As the subject says, I think the <picture> element is a great idea and to have it follow a similar pattern to the <video> and <audio> elements make sense.

One small change which I think would make more sense from a readability point of view would be rename the attribute ‘srcset’ to just ‘set’.  In its current suggestion the source attribute reads ‘source source set’

e.g.
<source srcset=”small-1.jpg 1x, small-2.jpg 2x”>

However in the way I have suggested it would read as ‘source set’ and look like the following:

e.g.
<source set=”small-1.jpg 1x, small-2.jpg 2x”>

Although very minor, but I think it reads much nicer.

CSS – class `inherit` property?

Would it be practical for an `inherit` property in the CSS standard? The name is merely a suggestion, but it may become confusing since “inherit” is used as a value, so the name is just an example O_o)

The property I’m proposing is a class inheritance property…..

.heading {
color:#990000;
border: 1px solid #aaaaaa;
font-size:140%;
}

.article-heading {
inherit: ‘.heading’;
border-width:0px 0px 4px 0px;
font-size:120%;
}

also, I’m focusing on class inheritance, since ID inheritance would not make much sense semantically. (.-.  )

Is it practical or would it cause unnecessary re-parsing / back-tracking on page load?

Affiliation change not working

The affiliation change page is not working:

https://www.w3.org/Help/Account/AffiliationChange/?redirect_to=cssselfrags

what is the difference between .htm and .html?

Hi,

I have a website and all the pages are .htm instead of .html and I was wondering if that made a huge difference in google search? Also, I was recently side-blinded by the recent google penguin change on April 24th and did not know if this was also effected by it.

Thanks…