Gist 85f76a1d46b0309fd975

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Gist 85f76a1d46b0309fd975

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Created on Dec 9, 2015

This example presents a slide deck on HTML5 adoption for an internal IT presentation. It covers HTML5 elements, form enhancements, and new attributes such as `autofocus`, `input type="date"`, `datalist`, and the `dialog` element. The content includes code snippets for JavaScript and HTML, and references live samples like a CodePen demo. It explains how HTML5 simplifies validation and input controls compared to older JavaScript-heavy approaches.

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