JTK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 04 Feb 2002:
> God. I suppose you want me to code on punch cards too, huh? Mr. > LaG: IT'S 2002. WEB PAGES ARE NOT "CODE". WRITING HTML BY HAND > DOES NOT MAKE YOU A "PROGRAMMER". Yes, it is 2002. Web pages are code. Right click, view source. See that pretty text? It's code. True, writing HTML by hand doesn't make you a programmer, it makes you a web designer. I'm all for programs to write code for you. However, they have to produce complient code. How about I give you a C++ program that you type what you want to display, it makes some random formatting tags I made up and says "Hi, here's your web page". I'll just blame all browsers for not supporting JML (Jim's Markup Language). I don't understand why someone given the choice between making a site so only 1 browser can use it, or making a site so that *any* browser can use it, you take option 1. But hey, I'm arguing with someone who doesn't think web pages even need valid markup, so what's the point of this discussion? -- ICQ: N/A (temporarily) AIM: FlyersR1 9 email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] _ = m
