> And contrary to popular belief, HTML was indeed originally designed for applications. Why do you think it has the form and input elements? For questionnaires

> And contrary to popular belief, HTML was indeed originally designed for applications. Why do you think it has the form and input elements? For questionnaires and guest books. It was only later discovered that this allows to have an application that runs server-side, but is displayed on client's side. > HTML was indeed originally designed for applications. [...] Why do you think HTTP has OPTIONS, POST, PUT, PATCH, and DELETE? What on earth do HTTP verbs have to do with what HTML was designed for?