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Future technology for the web is located on HTML 5, it is apparent where the latest browsers have started to adopt it, one of which is iPad that does not support Flash but supports HTML 5, so that some video sites are also beginning to have an HTML version of the previous five in which relying on Flash as the video player.

But make no mistake about when HTML 5 is only suitable for animation or a standard video, HTML 5 could prove to be a gaming platform with the port of Quake 2 gaming technology that uses Google Web Toolkit (and WebGL, Web Sockets, etc.) to convert it to Javascript. Quake 2 version of HTML 5 was converted from open source version of Jake2 Java. More okay again, according to them, the speed of the frame rate reached more than 30 fps.

For those of you who do not know Quake, we inform you that this game is a 3D FPS game that was once very popular as a successor to Doom. Currently browsers that support HTML 5 are the Safari and Chrome.