I find this to be relatively true in my interactions here.
Some people want to be left alone in their html `pages` club where they check for errors in the w3c validator. Some people want to make the browser usurp native applications and become the baseline for user…
As a yinzer, this is really fun to read.
It depends on your perspective. If you're building an application that passes disjointed components around, then yes, you can combine the three (js,html,css) into a self reliant container. If you're building a website…
I find this to be relatively true in my interactions here.
Some people want to be left alone in their html `pages` club where they check for errors in the w3c validator. Some people want to make the browser usurp native applications and become the baseline for user…
As a yinzer, this is really fun to read.
It depends on your perspective. If you're building an application that passes disjointed components around, then yes, you can combine the three (js,html,css) into a self reliant container. If you're building a website…