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It's funny to me that even in an XML shining example of purpose you've got non-semantic "<div>" there likely because, "just float where I want, dammit!" Just i
by jancsika 7y ago
It's funny to me that even in an XML shining example of purpose you've got non-semantic "<div>" there likely because, "just float where I want, dammit!"
Just imagining a JSON that starts with
"dummy": "don't remove this or the API will mis-align this across two structs!!!"
- jlokier 7y agoYou jest, but this is not unheard of in hand-maintained JSON: "comment": "The foo widget needs blah blah ...",
- Mikhail_Edoshin 7y agoThe semantic of these things is what the code does with them. It's the only semantic there is. E.g. the <i> tag has perfect semantic, while <article> not that much.