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2000-2005 is the early "dynamic html" period. Or at least that's what I put on my resume at the time.
by buckbova 11y ago
2000-2005 is the early "dynamic html" period. Or at least that's what I put on my resume at the time.
- kgwgk 11y agoActually DHTML goes back to 1997 (with Netscape Navigator 4 and Internet Explorer 4).
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- icebraining 11y agoI just had a pang of nostalgia after I checked and saw that Dynamic Drive is still online :)
- girvo 11y agoDynamic Drive was how I learned Javascript back in the day! Pulling apart how the author of a script had written it, to see how to get the snowflakes drifting down my page become leaves instead ;)