I am currently here in Nantes, France at the Web2Day conference giving a talk on the topic of HTML5 and how it affects the audience (consisting of business people, startups, managers and a few developers. The slides of the talk are available Slideshare:

The talk was streamed live via UStream and the recording is available (as a – gasp – Flash embed – we know, so no need for comments like “isn’t it ironic that an HTML5 talk…” unless you want to tell UStream that):

Here are a few of the links I talk about to try out for yourself:

• Not invented here – probably the biggest threat to innovation
• Nike better world and Nissan Leaf – great example of CSS3 and HTML5 use in beautifully designed web sites.
• 20 Things I learned – a book by Google on the web and HTML5
• HTML5 Wow! – a presentation at Google IO about cool new features of HTML5
• Windows 8 HTML5 prototype and the reaction of the Silverlight developer community
• Wheels of steel – a DJ turntable set in CSS3, HTML5 and Flash and detailed notes of how it was built
• Min.us – a great example on how to use the File APIs
• Jason Weaver – an example using mediaqueries
• W3C Media events showcase site
• This shell – a demo using Canvas and Video to promote a song
• D3 and Highcharts for graphing with SVG
• Google Body Browser, Pepetz.com and Three Dreams of Black as cool demos of WebGL
• Ben the bodyguard to see CSS3 animation in action
• Device orientation and CSS working together
• HTML5 for XP
• Butter and Popcorn to make HTML5 video interact with a page
• HTML5 boilerplate and Modernizr to start from a solid baseline.
• Phonegap to package HTML5 to native apps
• Aloha Editor for WYSIWYG HTML5
• Aviary for image editing
• Scribd to read PDF and Flash on HTML5 devices
• Animatable to create CSS3 animations like Madimation
• Dive into HTML5 and HTML5 Doctor to learn HTML5
• WhatWG mailing list to discuss HTML5
• Web-O-wonder and Mozilla Dev Derby to see and submit cool demos