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People are actually writing HTML/CSS/JS, so no. They have a whole other set of issues like being XML based (for HTML), but they do the job and are not likely to
by skriticos2 13y ago
People are actually writing HTML/CSS/JS, so no. They have a whole other set of issues like being XML based (for HTML), but they do the job and are not likely to experience fundamental change in the next 5 years in broad adoption.
- dragonwriter 13y ago> They have a whole other set of issues like being XML based (for HTML) HTML isn't XML based; there is an XML-based relative of HTML (XHTML) which was originally (before HTML5) viewed as a potential successor to HTML, and with HTML5 there is an available XML-based serialization of the HTML's semantics, but HTML is its own thing (prior to HTML 5, HTML was SGML-based; XML was inspired by HTML rather than serving as the basis for it.)