Mastery of HTML

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Got my first computer in 92 so I have 35 years of experience.

I played a shitty port of Street fighter 2 on it an Lucas arts adventures

When can I start, work is a joke to me and I can figure anything out quickly.

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Oh God I am sure my websites are gone. I hope so

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Reminds me of the time I was using Microsoft frontPage. now CSS and js frameworks have become a science of its own that reinvents itself every two years.

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hyperhidrosis

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Secret stuff otherwise it be easy to dox Maybe I should login and remove that stuff. Didn’t know any better back then.

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<marque> Hello! Welcome to my page!</marque>

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you can still visit geocities on archive.org.

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Some of the pieces of information on posts is drawn with the canvas element.

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shitty?

Assuming you’re referring to rickrolling.

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Html it self hasn’t really changed much.

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Yeah, it was Body Modification Enthusiasts or something?

I heard years ago it was all faked. Who knows? The trauma is real.

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Yes bilephant

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That’s not what Moore’s law is, that’s one of the (former) effects of it. Moore’s law is about transistor density, and its increase remains roughly constant.

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My site was on a local dialup provider when I was roughly 12. It had all lava as the background with flame gifs everywhere. Brief bio, cheats for MechWarrior, Doom, etc on different pages. I did fuck with frames.

A journalist emailed me about profiling young web developers and I was so fucking nerdy and anxious I never responded.

Oh shit how could I forget different midis for each page. Nirvana and Black Sabbath mostly.

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Literally why I started HTML and then into programming. Had to do those sick absolute position overlays on the club pages of Neopets.

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Myspace also got a number of people playing with HTML and CSS if I remember correctly. It’s been years. Not sure CSS is actually even used anymore. I enjoyed web design classes back in the 2000s. Macromedia still owned Dreamweaver and it wasn’t all that great, so I could still do better by hand. I haven’t played around with any of it in years now, but I assume those programs have GUIs that blow away anything that can be written in notepad like back then.

If you’ve never trouble shot 100 pages of JavaScript in notepad because you didn’t have access to other tools, you haven’t had “fun” before. …fucking nightmare. Find out you put an extra space somewhere.

The better you got though you’d narrow down finding those errors quickly, and then eventually find out a fucking free program will color code the shit and tell you to look at line 232 because it doesn’t make sense

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CSS is still used. Modern web toolkits like bootstrap and tailwind can reduce or eliminate the need to write CSS explicitly. Some tools like Sass extend CSS. They all generally produce regular CSS that gets read by the browser.

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CSS is still used.

Modern CSS is pretty different to MySpace-era CSS though. Floats are practically never used any more, absolute positioning is a lot rarer than it used to be, and flexbox and CSS grid have made making page layouts far easier. There’s also many things we can do with pure CSS now that used to require JS.

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I learnt HTML and JS by viewing the source code of major sites like Yahoo (this was in the early 2000s so CSS wasn’t extremely widespread yet). That’s practically impossible these days due to how much bulkier sites have gotten. Back then, HTML and JS were simple, unminified, and easy to understand.