Hans Reinl

HTML5 Boilerplate is out with the new version 4.0.0. There were some significant changes since the last version that are listed up in the changelog (also see below). Most of them because of the excellent work by Nicolas Gallagher - thanks for leading HTML5 Boilerplate with such great effort. What’s new? This was done throughout the last seven months of development and resolving bugs: Add documentation in a separate folder - everything that is directly concerned with the project was moved from the wiki Switch from Public Domain to MIT license Separate Normalize.css from the rest of the CSS Improve

No longer maintained Version 3.1 – Update 25.11.2012 Add current 16x16px favicon. Version 3.0 – Update 25.05.2012 And again Daniel updated the template with some great things. It now features the “new” HTML5 Boilerplate icons, you get a better overview of what icons are present and how the output of images is. Apart from that Daniel made a bug-fix for the 144×144px touch icon where the PNG wasn’t saved by default. Version 2.0 – Update 21.03.2012 Daniel has updated the favicon template with a 144×144px touch icon. This icon is needed for the high-resolution iPad Retina displays which are built