Try somewhere in New York City, that entire place had street view.

Nice, this is something I must learn. Is it really all HTML5? I don't believe it is lol. But that was pretty epic. It did kinda lag a little bit.

(08-03-2011, 12:59 AM)Zack Wrote: Try somewhere in New York City, that entire place had street view.

I finally got it working using New York City data and looks great, in fact it's a shame it doesn't work with fictional data because I would love to have this code implemented on my gaming-like website.

HTML5 Rocks, the Doctype declaration is as easy as 123 :P also the meta tags the video tag, they have added a lot of useful tags

Well, from my point of view HTML5 works great but both the Doctype and the metas look somewhat bare, in fact resembling a XML page or a WAP one.

Besides, people who already are familiar with HTML4 may feel confused with such a simplicity, needing to get "back to school" before mastering HTML5

This thing likes to omnomnomnom on my ram. Oh well. This is a pretty cool usage of HTML5 but I still prefer normal HD well made music videos.

Wow, that was great. I haven't gotten a change to mess with HTML5 yet but this certainly makes me want to rush and do so now haha. I think it's a big step for HTML since it's lots a lot of ground since PHP and java became easier to use.

While everyday seems more exciting try HTML5 on our own, the sad thing is that I have not found snippet-like coding to try some of those awesome features.

I have found however HTML-ready layouts and WP-themes, but I would like to have the code to try at least some of the routines seen here.

You could do something similar with jquery