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I am a relatively new web apps programmer.
I have done differents web apps when HTML 5 were becoming (let’s say) the new HTML standard.
So I want to know whether it is a good idea to migrate some of those apps to HTML 5.
By the way, I never have used HTML 5 in any web application.
What things do I have to keep in mind before do a migration or starts new web applications?
I mean: browsers, frameworks, javascript libraries, etc.
Thanks in advance!
In my opinion the best way to enter in the world of HTML5 is using solid libs/frameworks that ensure your code degrade gracefully on older browsers.
One cool site to grab some tricks and hints is the HTML5 Rocks.
I’m a experienced GWT developer (and I recommned it to Java developers), but I think that “the next big thing” may come from Dart.
In the Javascript world, nothing beats the jQuery lib. Of course, in my opinion =)