W3C stop further XHTML 2 development

Michael Walsh
By Michael WalshPublished

W3C announce the ceasing of any further development of XHTML 2.

The W3C have announced that they will be ceasing any further development of XHTML 2 at the end of this year in favour of putting more resources into the development of HTML 5, which has gained much more momentum in terms of web design community backing and encouraging browser support.

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