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Not a bad looking website. I like it better than most of that responsive CSS/JS bloated nightmares out there. I wish more websites were faster loading like this one.
try searching with https://teclis.com/ ... Just type in some word like "cat" and click on the links. They are kinda all like that.
Jokes aside, impressive for a 7 years old!
Very cute! I did something similar with my dad when I was a kid. First basic HTML then Dreamweaver. A couple years down the road and I’m working at a SaaS company. Beware.
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> No need for / in HTML I personally prefer having the /> even though it's not necessary, so that I can tell at-a-glance whether a tag is self-closing or not. It doesn't hurt, does it? (plus I'm just used to it because the book I learned HTML from was confident that XHTML was the future)
I strongly believe that the harm we experienced from XHTML should not be passed down to future generations.
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try searching with https://teclis.com/ ... Just type in some word like "cat" and click on the links. They are kinda all like that.
This is a fantastic website. Thanks for the link!
Not a bad looking website. I like it better than most of that responsive CSS/JS bloated nightmares out there. I wish more websites were faster loading like this one.
try searching with https://teclis.com/ ... Just type in some word like "cat" and click on the links. They are kinda all like that.
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Until you try creating one of those videos, and now you need .movs and .mp3s and .pngs and a place to store the render output. Files have a way to go yet.
Also , replying to myself, have you ever had a job? At a place? Where the primary function isn't coding? Files are everywhere . They are every-thing . Except now, thanks to the disaster that is SharePoint, nobody has a fucking idea where they are any more. Because they've been abstracted away by some genius on the Teams team. So nobody can find what they were just working on. Or they have no idea if the thing they fi…
This very site is being served from a file system.
Width and height must be specified without units (although looks like browsers accept it, probably by ignoring the unit). IMG tags are self-closing, so you can omit The dog picture has wrong aspect ratio. The dog is squeezed! It should be 620 × 349 or, if 500 width or 400 height is needed, there's a good mathematical task to calculate the size of the other side. No need for / in HTML. unicorn.html unicorncopy.html Pa…
The concept of "Connection Before Correction" emphasizes creating a positive relationship and safe learning environment before addressing mistakes.
Oh hey, I learnt a new thing today!
It always felt apt to offer a few words of praise for the things that are good, or to establish common ground in code review before offering constructive critique.
Wouldn’t call it a must, but makes putting one’s own ego aside when receiving critique that much easier and lets me focus on improvement, I try to do that for others as well now!