“There’s a movement afoot in the web development community that
says it’s time to move beyond standards and take the web to a new
levels. Unhappy with the pace of innovation at the W3C, many
developers are calling on browser manufacturers to go beyond
supporting official W3C specifications and develop tools to support
new features.“Before the standardistas among us cry foul, keep in mind that
no one is suggesting that we throw away existing standards. Instead
the argument is that for innovation on the web to speed up, it
might take some non-standard tools to jump start the
process…”
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