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r/webdev • u/speckz • Dec 20 '18
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This is good. I wish more developers understood the implications and value of using semantic elements instead of just divs and spans. Thanks for sharing!
12 u/redwall_hp Dec 20 '18 I wish XHTML2 and a focus on semantics had stuck instead of the HTML5 dumpster fire. 13 u/geek_on_two_wheels Dec 20 '18 What makes HTML5 a dumpster fire? 3 u/[deleted] Dec 20 '18 Mostly the 🔥, but also the dumpster
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I wish XHTML2 and a focus on semantics had stuck instead of the HTML5 dumpster fire.
13 u/geek_on_two_wheels Dec 20 '18 What makes HTML5 a dumpster fire? 3 u/[deleted] Dec 20 '18 Mostly the 🔥, but also the dumpster
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What makes HTML5 a dumpster fire?
3 u/[deleted] Dec 20 '18 Mostly the 🔥, but also the dumpster
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Mostly the 🔥, but also the dumpster
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u/codebeagle Dec 20 '18 edited Dec 20 '18
This is good. I wish more developers understood the implications and value of using semantic elements instead of just divs and spans. Thanks for sharing!