HTML5 Cookbooks权威指南：实践篇

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《HTML5 Cookbook (2011.11)》是由Christopher Schmitt 主编的一本专业书籍，由社区专家如 Emily Lewis、Mark Grabanski、Christina Ramey、Kimberly Blessing、Christopher Deutsch、Anitra Pavka、Kyle Simpson 等共同撰写。这本书籍旨在帮助读者充分利用HTML5这一前沿技术，使其在当今就能应用于实际项目。该书的特点在于其深度与广度的完美结合。它不仅提供了全面的HTML5基础知识，还深入探讨了关键特性，确保读者能够快速找到并理解所需的内容。Estelle Weyl 在其作品《HTML5 & CSS3 for the Real World》中给予了高度评价，称这本书是前端设计师的理想参考，对于那些需要记忆大量信息的设计师来说，它是一份可靠的指南。对于寻求实用性和即时应用价值的读者，如Ben Henick所言，《HTML5 Cookbook》无疑是首选。书中不仅有详尽的介绍和细节解释，更重要的是鼓励读者动手实践，将理论知识转化为实际技能。作者们在内容编排上做到了平衡，既覆盖了必要的基础概念，又对实现HTML5特性的关键点进行了深度剖析，使读者在实施这些功能时能够得心应手。《HTML5 Cookbook (2011.11)》不仅适合初学者系统学习HTML5，也适合有一定经验的开发者快速查找和解决工作中遇到的问题。无论是想要深入理解HTML5的原理，还是寻找如何将其融入到实际项目的解决方案，这本书都提供了丰富的资源和实用技巧，是业界认可的权威参考书籍。

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Acknowledgments

We can’t see it, but time is an invisible dimension that surrounds us all.

Yet time is so very interesting in that it can be marked so well.

For instance, it can be marked by the due dates and deadlines of which a book of this

sort is composed. So many, many deadlines.

When writing a book, for example, there is a deadline for the original manuscript.

Then there are the changes to the manuscript provided by many talented people like

editors, technical editors, copyeditors, artists, designers, and so on.

They each give writers their deadlines, marking time.

Editorial deadline, technical edits deadline, copyedits deadline, art deadline, and so on.

Deadlines upon deadlines as time is.

Then there is another way time is marked.

The time away from loved ones.

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After writing several books, I now know that writing a book is a Herculean task in that

it keeps time away from other activities, like fun and family—something I wouldn’t

wish on anyone.

But then friends aren’t just anyone, right?

Along with my co-lead author, Kyle Simpson, I congratulate and thank the contributors

to the HTML5 Cookbook: Emily Lewis, Kimberly Blessing, Christina Huggins Ramey,

Anitra Pavka, Marc Grabanski, and Christopher Deustch.

Thanks to our technical editors, Shelley Powers, Ben Henick, Dusty Jewett, Molly

Holzschlag, and Helen Oliver, who diligently kept us on our toes.

Our copyeditor, Rachel Head, is a miracle worker, making our respective families proud

by making them think we all are better writers than we probably are.

Many, many thanks to editors Simon St. Laurent and Courtney Nash from O’Reilly,

who helped me stay sane during our time on this book.

Every once in a while I tried to count up how many total years of web development

experience were brought to this project by all the talented writers and editors who

contributed, but I got a bit too exhausted just thinking about it.

I’m not sure if all these talented, beautiful people knew what they signed up for when

I first talked to them about the HTML5 Cookbook, but I’m happy with what we were

able to make together. And I thank them for that.

Finally, thanks to my family and loved ones who have been there for me throughout

my obsession with web design and development. Let’s continue to share good times

together.

Christopher Schmitt

http://christopherschmitt.com

http://twitter.com/@teleject

I would like to thank my wonderful and patient wife, Christen, for letting me be part

of this project. I also want to thank my parents for their support and encouragement

in all my various endeavors. Lastly, to my new son, Ethan, I hope someday you are

happily coding along in HTML12 and you get to look back on this old HTML5 book

with nostalgia. Just remember, I had to walk to school in the snow, uphill, both ways...

Kyle Simpson

http://blog.getify.com

http://twitter.com/@getify

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Thank you to Christopher Schmitt for giving me the opportunity to contribute to this

book. I’d also like to thank Rey Bango, who recommended me to Christopher and who

has given me so many opportunities to write about what I love. Following the pimpage

chain, I must thank Christian Heillman for recommending me to Rey in the first place

and for always encouraging me to share what I know.

To my love, Jason, thank you for supporting me in everything I do and reminding me

that new opportunities are never as scary as they first seem. Thank you, also, for reading

everything I write and making sure I don’t sound stupid. You make my life bigger and

better than I ever dreamed.

To my other unofficial editors, Brian Arnold and Ian Pitts, thanks for taking the time

over the months (and years) to read my work and offer critical feedback. You guys are

not only brilliant developers, but you are great friends.

Thanks to my sister, Erin, for reminding me who I am and what is important in this

world. And to my sista, Erin Shutes, thank you for 20 years of support through the best

and worst of times.

To the readers of my blog, my social-network friends, and everyone I’ve met at con-

ferences, thanks for being interested in what I have to share and for sharing back. You

remind me every day why I love what I do.

Emily Lewis

http://emilylewisdesign.com

http://twitter.com/@emilylewis

I would like to thank my friend Christopher Schmitt for inviting me to contribute to

this book; my students at Bryn Mawr College and my colleagues at Comcast Interactive

Media for constantly challenging me; my mother and my great-aunt for their encour-

agement; and my cat, Punky, for her support.

Kimberly Blessing

http://www.obiwankimberly.com

http://twitter.com/@obiwankimberly

Thank you, Molly Holzschlag and Cameron Barrett, for encouraging me to share my

geeky learnings.

(Of course) thank you, Christopher Schmitt, for convincing me to contribute to this

book.

Thank you, Matt May, for your feedback as I considered what to write for this book.

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