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Apple – HTML5

[An Apple-sanctioned HTML5 demo site][link]. This is a good first step towards getting serious about HTML5, in the sense of actually building things.

Things of note: Most of these aren’t HTML5 per-se, and they won’t work in other browsers that don’t use webkit, due to Apple only using their vendor-prefixed CSS attributes (`-webkit`).

[link]: http://www.apple.com/html5/ “Apple – HTML5”

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