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Updated HTML5 Resources by Palermo4

Keep the list below! The following is an updated list of HTML5 resources: HTML5 Web Camp Videos HTML5 Web Camp Presentations, Labs, and Demos WhatWG.org (Living HTML) W3Schools.com (HTML5 Tutorial) HTML5 on MSDN MakeAwesomeWeb.com Canvas Pad Semantic...
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HTML5 Web Camp Videos ONLINE! by Palermo4

The very popular HTML5 Web Camp event is now available online to view! [ HTML5 Web Camp VIdeos ]
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Demo Code for HTML5 CSS3 Web Camp in LA by Palermo4

Here is the download for the HTML5 & CSS3 demos from the Web Camp in LA wcla_html5_css3_demos.zip
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Windows 8 Interview by Palermo4

In just over 90 seconds, an interviewer drills Microsoft employee for Windows 8 information... http://bit.ly/pyYtpA
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Get Started With HTML5! by Palermo4

Please check out the new HTML5 series of blogs and articles !
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DevProConnections Article Series on HTML5 by Palermo4

I am excited to announce that the in-depth HTML5 series of articles that Daniel Egan and I are co-authoring made it’s first article debut !
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HTML5 and CSS3 Starter Content by Palermo4

For HTML5 & CSS3 content featured at WebCamps in the USA, please visit the most recent web camp resource page !
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www.palermo4.com by Palermo4

I have officially moved my blog site to www.palermo4.com . I will keep this blog site alive during the transition. My only posts here will be pointing to new posts at www.palermo4.com . Hope to see you soon!
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Awesome Hosting Support for ASP.NET Sites by Palermo4

When a company follows through with the claim "#1 Service & Support", it is rare.  In many cases, companies don't follow through with minimal expectations. It is nice to have a business relationship with a hosting company that does...
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What Does Advanced ASP.NET Mean? by Palermo4

This week I am teaching Advanced ASP.NET 2.0 at Interface Technical Training . When I first introduced the Advanced ASP.NET training at Interface several years ago (version 1.1), it seemed easier to define what "advanced" meant.  Back then...
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