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Hi Keith,

Does the book also talk about HTML 5 and the related CSS stuff? I believe HTML 5 is lot different from it's predecessors. Also How does JQuery compare with DOJO?

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No, the book focuses on jQuery and JavaScript. It aims to describe how to write and structure jQuery plugins following best practices.
 
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In HTML5 it is possible to access the apps which is already available in market......
 
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arunesh singh wrote:In HTML5 it is possible to access the apps which is already available in market......


I've read that 5 times and I still have no idea what it means.
 
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