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At this point, with all the tools available, if your site does not have fully valid HTML, it is because you don't care. LLMs are your friends, dev.
by rogix 2mo ago
At this point, with all the tools available, if your site does not have fully valid HTML, it is because you don't care. LLMs are your friends, dev.
- alt227 2mo ago[dead]
- pc86 2mo agoWhat does "fully valid HTML" get you that "mostly-valid HTML" doesn't? I'm not trying to be flippant but this just seems like a really silly thing to aim for and an even sillier thing to try to shame people about when ~98% of websites that people use just fine don't do it.
- system7rocks 2mo agoWhen I met my future wife, the first thing she did was to check if my personal homepage was fully validated. It was. And we are celebrating 20 raucous years this year!
- rogix 2mo agoHonestly? I have no idea. But, hey, if it works, it works.
- pc86 2mo agoThe whole point is that it works fine without being valid. So your two comments seems diametrically opposed to each other.