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Many consider its thinking abstract, its art and poetry uninspiring, and the assertion that it introduced a new age of freedom and progress after centuries of darkness and superstition presumptuous. In this book, an eminent scholar of modern culture shows that the Enlightenment was a more complex phenomenon than most of its detractors and advocates assume. It includes rationalist as well as antirationalist tendencies, a critique of traditional morality and religion as well as an attempt to establish them on new foundations, even the beginning of a moral renewal and a spiritual revival.The Enlightenment's critique of tradition was a necessary consequence of the fundamental modern principle that we humans are solely responsible for the course of history. Hence we can accept no belief, no authority, no institutions that are not in some way justified. This foundation, for better or for worse, determined the course of the following centuries. 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Further Reading -- 1. The Web Platform -- A Quick Note About Terminology -- Who You Are and What You Need to Know -- Getting Our Terms Straight -- The Real HTML5 -- The HTML5 Template -- New Best Practices -- CSS3 and Beyond -- Vendor-Specific Prefixes -- CSS Frameworks and Preprocessors -- Browser Support -- Test and Test and Test Some More -- Summary -- B. Further Reading -- 2. Structure and Semantics -- New Elements in HTML5 -- What's the Point? -- The Downside of HTML5 Sectioning Elements -- WAI-ARIA -- The Importance of Semantic Markup -- Microformats -- RDFa -- Microdata -- The Microdata API -- Microdata, Microformats, and RDFa -- Schema.org -- Rich Snippets -- Data Attributes -- The Data Attributes API -- jQuery and Data Attributes -- Data Attributes in the Wild -- Web Components: The Future of Markup? -- Summary -- C. Further Reading -- 3. Device-Responsive CSS -- Media Queries -- Media Features Based on Dimensions -- Combining and Negating Media Queries -- A Quick Digression: All About Pixels -- Screen Resolution Media Queries -- Device Adaptation -- Input Mechanism Media Features -- Further Media Features -- Media Queries in JavaScript -- Adaptive vs. Responsive Web Design -- The box-sizing Property -- Dynamic Calculations on Length Values -- Viewport-Relative Length Units -- Root-Relative Units -- Mobile First and Content Breakpoints -- Responsive Design and Replaced Objects. 327 $aThe Image Problem -- The HTML5 Responsive Images Solution -- Summary -- D. Further Reading -- 4. New Approaches to CSS Layouts -- Multi-columns -- Gaps and Rules -- Spans and Breaks -- Flexbox -- Declaring the Flexbox Model -- Changing the Content Order -- Alignment Inside the Container -- Adding Some Flexibility -- Wrap and Flow -- Grid Layout -- Declaring and Defining the Grid -- Repeating Grid Lines -- Placing Items on the Grid -- Alignment and Stacking -- The September 2012 Grid Layout Syntax -- On the Grid Layout Terminology -- Grid Template -- The Further Future -- Summary -- E. Further Reading -- 5. Modern JavaScript -- New in JavaScript -- The async and defer Attributes -- The addEventListener Method -- The event Object -- Removing Event Listeners -- The DOMContentLoaded Event -- Input Events -- Touch Events -- Pointer Events -- CSS Selectors in JavaScript -- The getElementsByClassName() Method -- Interacting with Classes -- JavaScript Libraries -- jQuery -- YepNope -- Modernizr -- Mustache -- Polyfills and Shims -- Testing and Debugging -- Summary -- F. Further Reading -- 6. Device Apis -- Geolocation -- Orientation -- Fullscreen -- Vibration -- Battery Status -- Network Information -- Camera and Microphone -- Web Storage -- Drag and Drop -- Interacting with Files -- Mozilla's Firefox OS and WebAPIs -- PhoneGap and Native Wrappers -- Summary -- G. Further Reading -- 7. Images and Graphics -- Comparing Vectors and Bitmaps -- Scalable Vector Graphics -- Anatomy of an SVG Image -- Linked SVG Files -- SVG Sprites -- SVG Sprites with Fragments -- Embedded SVG -- SVG Filters -- The Convergence of SVG and CSS -- A Drawback of SVG -- The canvas Element -- Image Manipulation -- WebGL -- When to Choose SVG or Canvas -- Summary -- H. Further Reading -- 8. New Forms -- New Input Types -- New Attributes -- autofocus -- placeholder -- autocomplete. 327 $aspellcheck -- multiple -- form -- Datalists -- On-Screen Controls and Widgets -- Numbers -- Dates -- Color -- Displaying Information to the User -- progress -- meter -- output -- Client-side Form Validation -- The Constraint Validation API -- Forms and CSS -- Summary -- I. Further Reading -- 9. Multimedia -- The Media Elements -- Extra Attributes for the video Element -- Multiple Source Files -- Fallbacks -- Subtitles and Captions -- Encoding -- Media Fragments -- The Media API -- Network and Ready States -- Extra Properties for Audio and Video -- Media Events -- Advanced Media Interaction -- Web Audio API -- WebRTC -- Summary -- J. Further Reading -- 10. Web Apps -- Web Apps -- Hosted vs. Packaged Apps -- Hosted Web Apps -- Packaged Web Apps -- Manifest Files -- The Chrome Web Store -- The Firefox Marketplace -- W3C Widgets -- Hybrid Apps -- PhoneGap -- Granting Permissions -- The PhoneGap API -- PhoneGap Events -- Titanium -- TV Apps -- Webinos -- Application Cache -- Contents of the AppCache File -- The Caching Sequence -- The AppCache API -- Summary -- K. Further Reading -- 11. The Future -- Web Components -- Templates -- Decorators -- Scoped Styles -- Scoped Styles and Templates -- Custom Elements -- The Shadow DOM -- Putting It All Together -- The Future of CSS -- Regions -- Exclusions -- Exclusions and Grids -- Shaped Exclusions -- Even Further Future Layouts -- Box Alignment -- Line Grid -- Paged Media -- Feature Queries -- Cascading Variables -- Summary -- L. Further Reading -- M. Browser Support as of March 2013 -- The Browsers in Question -- Enabling Experimental Features -- Chapter 1: The Web Platform -- Chapter 2: Structure and Semantics -- Chapter 3: Device-Responsive CSS -- Chapter 4: New Approaches to CSS Layouts -- Chapter 5: Modern JavaScript -- Chapter 6: Device APIs -- Chapter 7: Images and Graphics -- Chapter 8: New Forms. 327 $aChapter 9: Multimedia -- Chapter 10: Web Apps -- Chapter 11: The Future -- N. Further Reading -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: The Web Platform -- Chapter 2: Structure and Semantics -- Chapter 3: Device-Responsive CSS -- Chapter 4: New Approaches to CSS Layouts -- Chapter 5: Modern JavaScript -- Chapter 6: Device APIs -- Chapter 7: Images and Graphics -- Chapter 8: New Forms -- Chapter 9: Multimedia -- Chapter 10: Web Apps -- Chapter 11: The Future -- Index -- About the Author -- Copyright. 330 $aPeter Gasston's The Modern Web will guide you through the latest and most important tools of device-agnostic web development, including HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. 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