- HTML5 Boilerplate Web Development
- Table of Contents
- HTML5 Boilerplate Web Development
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
- 1. Before We Begin
- 2. Starting Your Project
- 3. Creating Your Site
- 4. Adding Interactivity and Completing Your Site
- 5. Customizing the Apache Server
- Server-side configurations
- Setting up the Apache server
- Features available out of the box
- Removing ETags
- Gzip components
- Using Expires header for better cache control
- Custom 404 page
- Forcing the latest IE version
- Using UTF-8 encoding
- Serving the right MIME types
- Blocking access to hidden folders
- Blocking access to backup and source files
- Starting Rewrite engine
- Preventing 404 errors for non-existing redirected folders
- Additional customizations
- Suppressing or forcing the "www." at the beginning of URLs
- Setting cookies from iFrames
- PHP security defaults
- Stop advertising Apache version
- Allowing concatenation from within specific JS and CSS files
- Stopping screen flicker in IE on CSS rollovers
- Preventing SSL certificate warnings
- Cross-domain policies you should be aware of
- Cross-domain AJAX requests
- CORS-enabled images
- Webfont access
- Using other server configuration files
- Summary
- 6. Making Your Site Better
- 7. Automate Deployment With the Build Script
- A. You Are an Expert,Now What?
- Index
In this chapter, we have learnt about why HTML5 Boilerplate is a great toolbox for a web developer. In addition, we have seen what features are most useful for your web development projects and what each of the files in HTML5 Boilerplate does. We have also spent some time looking at where to get the files for HTML5 Boilerplate and how to ask for help. In the next chapter, we will get started with a sample project using HTML5 Boilerplate.
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