JavaScript
HTML5 validation with HTML-validate
Why validation matters and how HTML-validate can be used
HTML-validate is an offline, strict and customizable HTML5 validator with
support for custom elements, partial templates and fully extendable. This talk
will describe why validation matters and how you can integrate it with your
tooling and frameworks.
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