HTML5 Hub Launches

Posted on Monday, July 29, 2013 by RICHARD HARRIS, Executive Editor

The Intel backed website html5hub.com launches with high hopes of making HTML5 bigger than ever and more widely used by programmers. Their goal is to unite developers using HTML5 and those interested in the technology by creating online conversations and collaborations that will drive the technology forward.

Todd Motto of HTML5Hub recently said, 'HTML5Hub is the next step in the web development community. We all talk about how great HTML5 is, but, apart from providing demos and downloads, we rarely have the chance to showcase it in live environments and talk about the technology. HTML5 Hub is designed to break this mold to become a community place that is always showcasing innovative HTML5 technology.'

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