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--- eg-259:rest-of-html5 [2013/02/28 21:18] – [So How Do We Use HTML5/CSS3/New JavaScript APIs Now?] eechris
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 ===== So How Do We Use HTML5/CSS3/New JavaScript APIs Now? =====
-Some features can be implemented in JavaScript using "[[http://remysharp.com/2010/10/08/what-is-a-polyfill/|polyfills]]" (named after Polyfilla^TM^)
+Some features can be implemented in JavaScript using "[[http://remysharp.com/2010/10/08/what-is-a-polyfill/|polyfills]]" (named after Polyfilla)
     * For example the [[http://code.google.com/p/webforms2/|webforms2]] library will add cross-browser support for the new input types and validation attributes
     * You can use [[http://www.useragentman.com/blog/2010/07/27/cross-browser-html5-forms-using-modernizr-webforms2-and-html5widgets/|html5widgets]] or jQuery UI widgets to implement UI features such as date pickers, sliders and number spinboxes
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   * You load them as you would any other JavaScript library or script.
-  * The main difference between a polyfill and something you might write yourself is that care is taken to match the specification of the feature it is emulating.
+  * The main difference between a polyfill and something you might write yourself is that care has been taken to match the specification of the feature it is emulating.
 ===== Example =====
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   - Implement a cross-browser date picker that implements the HTML5 date-time field.
-  - **Challenge**: use feature detection and polyfills to provide a full cross-browser implementation of Coursework 1
+  - **Challenge**: use feature detection and polyfills to provide a full cross-browser implementation of [[last year's Coursework 1]]