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Maybe what parent meant to suggest is to wait with "proper frontend" and keep ugly quick&dirty minimal HTML until the whole software/app/system/server/set-of-se
by dualogy 9y ago
Maybe what parent meant to suggest is to wait with "proper frontend" and keep ugly quick&dirty minimal HTML until the whole software/app/system/server/set-of-services/whatever is "done", and just works. Because once you distract yourself with making it pretty, it's a rabbit-hole of ever-new, ever-different, ever-more-promising paradigms to switch to and fro. But not sure if that was his idea here..
- bitexploder 9y agoYes. Write simple but correct HTML. Don't make it look nice. Make the UX good. Don't spend time with crazy JS frameworks. Simple forms. Use properties for screen readers and usability if you must. When you are learning avoid getting sucked into JS and CSS holes.