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As long as we distribute "HTML is done" messages in HTML, it is not done. Well played, though.
by Kenji 11y ago
As long as we distribute "HTML is done" messages in HTML, it is not done. Well played, though.
- itistoday2 11y agoThis is the problem with reading only the title of an article...
- Kenji 11y agoI did read the entirety of the article. Do you mind elaborating?
- itistoday2 11y agoHe's not saying "HTML is done" as in "over" or "not to be used". He seems to mean something along the lines of "feature complete" and suggests further efforts focus on parts of the web that are lacking (JavaScript, DOM, CSS).