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+8  Q: 

Learning HTML 5

I've seen some cool stuff that HTML 5 can achieve, but when I browsed amazon to see if there was a good book on the topic, there was none (at least today: 11/29/09).

So my question is:

Do you know about a good tutorial (a deep one, not just a quick how-to) for HTML5?

Please don't point me to the reference, I'm looking for something more practical.

Thanks

+13  A: 

Yes! Check out DiveIntoHtml5.org.

Chris Pebble
very interesting! do you know if the content is being updated periodically?
Pablo Fernandez
A: 

http://html5tutorial.net/

JuanZe
Huh, weird. When you go to that site it jumps to the bottom of the page for some reason...
DisgruntledGoat
Strange. Doesn't happen to me, I'm using Firefox 3.5.3
JuanZe
Me neither, Safari 4.
Mark Szymanski
+2  A: 

Hello! HTML5 specifications are still under development and if you are interested in following the HTML5 specifications development The WHATWG Blog has helpful articles.

Regards

kobra
+3  A: 
eu-ge-ne
+1  A: 

I know you said "don't point me to the reference" but actually, I think the official W3 page is pretty good for looking at what's available and what it does:

http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/

Just look at the elements in Section 4 and see what's new.

DisgruntledGoat
A: 

In this site you will find the features that are currently supported by browsers, dates for support for future features + tutorials(per subject).

http://a.deveria.com/caniuse/

I think it's convenient since it's pretty annoying to try and learn something that is not supported in any browser yet...

Tali
A: 

http://html5demos.com/

Shows a very nice list of new features, a demo of each, and what browsers support each feature.

Dan Esparza