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Microformats: Empowering Your Markup for Web 2.0

by John Allsopp · 2007

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A noted Web developer and long time WaSP member teaches readers all they need to know about Microformats technology. The focus is kept on practical examples as much as possible throughout. The end of the book features a chapter full of anecdotes from many professional Web designers and developers already using Microformats in their work today.

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medium · 345 pages

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