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I read the whole thing and thought it was excellent. I didn't wince once, and I didn't see anything inaccurate.
by nnethercote 12y ago
I read the whole thing and thought it was excellent. I didn't wince once, and I didn't see anything inaccurate.
- jasonm23 12y agoI wince when non-French persons render words such as "èlite" with an accented e. It's typical pretentious New Yorker twaddle. Especially when the elite they are referring to, held no such position of hatred, or features desired. The main issue with HTML was looseness of definition, which has plagued us ever since. Avoiding correctness to benefit those who cannot be bothered to simply follow a prescribed document structure was the greatest error. Editing in a browser page? Pfft, nonsense. Nobody of technical note, gave a fig about such things.
- ftrain 12y agoTim Berners-Lee advocated for in-browser editing in the early days of the web and saw it as a critical part of the platform. This is documented in his book "Weaving the Web."