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  HTML5 Boilerplate: Working with jQuery and Modernizr

  Posted: February 1st, 2012, 1:00pm MST

  Let's face it: developing HTML5 websites that can be rendered consistently across most mainstream browsers is a challenging task (even for experienced developers). The standard is still immature, and many browsers do not support certain features of the specification. It's no surprise that Internet Explorer is the worst offender here. Fortunately, there are a few tools that will help you to make the development process much less painful, trust me. A good example of such a tool is HTML5 Boilerplate. This powerful, full-featured HTML5 template permits you to deal more easily with the aforementio...