Paul Irish on HTML5 Boilerplate

HTML5 Boilerplate is a "rock-solid defualt for HTML5 awesome." In this video, Paul Irish, the man behind the project will show you how you can use HTML5 Boilerplate to get your projects up and running quickly while keeping best practices covered.

Paul will start with an overview of HTML5 Boilerplate before diving into some examples and demos to give you a feel for how you can jumpstart your next project with HTML5 Boilerplate.

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[pneshati]

The 1080p file, over an hour, is 944Mb! That's tiny! How'd you do that?

[MarakanaTechTV]

Actually, it's YouTube's "processing" that made the file size so small. The original export (h.264 at 3.5mps) was 2.3gb.

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[MarakanaTechTV]

Glad you all enjoyed the presentation!

[SlexAxton]

HTML5 Boilerplate IS SO AWESOME!!! GREAT JOB PAUL AND DIVYA!

[binaryOnGuitar]

7:09 "I don't know if they know, but I know." awesome

[David Summer]

Great review. I have to say that as a relatively new html developer I always assumed that most if not all these functions were already possible. Perhaps the html5 doctype is simply shorter. My question is why do we not simply use xml to bring all these hypertext markup software to the same page using legends?

[girtnessshroom]

Compressors can squish the file sizes more when from frame to frame not much changes on screen (it analyzes the difference between frames and for all the parts that didn't change, it doesn't re-describe those parts), which is exactly how this file is.

[Alfred Mayer]

Horrible overhead. HTML is not for applications. It will never be because it wasnt intended for such a job. Whatever you do with it, its only getting worse. What was intended to make life easier became completely unmaintanable by human beings. You need management software because HTML and rich, safe and fast applications are mutually exclusive. Javascript is a mess and CSS is something for lunatics. But the majors like it. Mainly because it generates quite a lot of profit more biz with IDEs.

[graffist448]

I love how he's using an apple with a Chrome sticker over the apple symbol lol :P

[yoonsun lee]

I love that he uses cyberduck.

[nobane]

most likely ffmepg was used with h.264