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I agree, and unless someone has a better reason than the ones I have seen, (saving tiny amount of bytes, less keystrokes, dx) I am convinced it's a bad idea to
by pineconewarrior 4y ago
I agree, and unless someone has a better reason than the ones I have seen, (saving tiny amount of bytes, less keystrokes, dx) I am convinced it's a bad idea to omit the end tags.
It causes way more trouble than those benefits are worth
- MrVandemar 4y agoI use an aggressively minnimal set of (valid) HTML because I prefer to write in HTML rather than Markdown-flavour-x. Omitting the closing tags where possible is less about saving keystrokes than minnimising interruptions to my writing flow. But I wouldn't advocate it for published documents, just my local scribblings.