Features from HTML5 are now supported in the major browsers. Additionally, many developers are using HTML5 to create cross platform solutions. In addition to targeting the major browsers, HTML5 can be used to create applications for multiple platforms.
With the release of Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8, new opportunities have opened up for anyone building HTML5 applications.
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