The Primitives of the HTML5 Foundation

[freetao1987]

Funny.

[noobtoothfairy]

HAHA, Amazing how you make your talks fun! (and ofc interesting) :o

[saifbechan]

Lol, this was really fun to watch. Nice presentation !

[ukPixink]

really enjoyed this! please do more.

[mxkefla23]

Hey Paul, where I can buy the t-shirt you are wearing? It's cool!

Very good presentation by the way.

Cheers

[binaryOnGuitar]

18:14 and 33:35 are just great! Keep it up.

[whobutsb]

Anyone know what Chrome Widgets he's using?

[pinoyscreencast]

is the presentation available for public to view :) I would love to keep it as a reference

[niclupien]

Thank you very much for this presentation. I had a lot of fun watching it.

[brucelawson]

Wow, that guy with the pink hair in your presentation was a TOTAL HUNK OF GORGEOUSNESS.

[ALexXxBeCKEr]

Nice, no-quote,no close tag. Inspiring the lazy.

[g2avityhitz]

Question: What, in order, what are the bookmarks on your toolbar?

Thanks :]

[millertime08]

@g2avityhitz those are actually chrome webstore apps. none of them looks familiar to me, though...

[cynicalnihilist]

paul, what do you use to create the web slides?

[paulirish]

@cynicalnihilist These slides are done with code.google dot com/p/html5slides/ which I adore as a slide framework. Also goes well with my [data-markdown] trick: gist.github dot com/1343518

[k3nt0456]

had no idea about the optional closing

[bifndiedd5]

The single best teacher in the field. Thank you Paul

[Shrugshoulder]

This was so cool! Educational and entertaining.

BTW, is the spreadsheet you used available online?

[oskArtist]

great talk

[alexjgerber]

really liking your talks! keep it up.

[Ormaaj]

Excellent! thanks :)

I might have to borrow the public "display of affection", though I have some pages now using XML mode with no doctype.