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Sure, some C code, some html, a table here, a colspan there, and you can have a website made by a single person... if we want a website to look like it was made
by ajsnigrutin 1y ago
Sure, some C code, some html, a table here, a colspan there, and you can have a website made by a single person... if we want a website to look like it was made on an 1980s computer by a single person.
- wizzwizz4 1y agoOr, you can have a decent website made by a single person. It's not that hard to learn basic HTML5, enough ARIA semantics to know not to use ARIA, a programming language with decent synchronisation primitives that supports CGI, an SQL dialect and the principles of relational database design, enough JavaScript to use MDN, enough CSS to use MDN, the basics of server maintenance, TLS certificate provision, and DNS. If you want to do your own networking, or run email, that's a whole 'nother specialism; but just running a website is easy enough for one person to do.
- ipaddr 1y agoIt transplants to other eras. A Webmaster managed the server, code and graphics where it looks like sites from the eras. People who came after you would write it vb6 people who came latter bootstrap.js or use material icons.
- fragmede 1y agoIf you're not that person, it's fine. Some people still just use notepad and write html like it's 1999. Other have both kernel experience, and have picked up react at some point in the past ten years. Plus LLMs write css these days, so no colspan needed.
- johnnyanmac 1y agoIs an LLM gonna write your kernel too?
- fragmede 1y agoAt the rate LLMs are improving, that certainly seems like a possibility, but until they do, why would you need one for that? Kernel C makes sense. CSS is the problem here.
- pjmlp 1y agoOn the 1990s maybe, on the 1980s hardly. :)