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I hope you’re so wrong. W3 schools is a wonderful, excellent site. Dropping w3- in front of their classes is so you can drop it in anywhere. It’s actually ra
by dpcan 4y ago
I hope you’re so wrong.
W3 schools is a wonderful, excellent site.
Dropping w3- in front of their classes is so you can drop it in anywhere. It’s actually rather brilliant and has been helpful in many cases for me.
I don’t get the w3 schools hate-flex. Programmers judge other programmer choices too much.
- klibertp 4y agoI might be accused of ageism, but honestly, I think the ratio of young and very young programmers to mature ones is what makes for all the tribalism and drama within the community. Of course, there are old folks who still behave like they're in high school. I think it's a nature of the profession to attract such people, so we won't ever be completely free of them, but from my observation - most older (since when 40+ is old, right...) programmers tend to be much more level-headed and way less emotional with regards to tools they use.
- enumjorge 4y agoW3 school's previous focus on SEO over accuracy is pretty well known. If you break your users' or audience's trust, it turns out that can have lasting impact.