never doubt the elegance of good semantic HTML and a few lines of classless CSS
this post was submitted on 01 Jul 2024
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and I find it kind of funny, and I find it kind of sad, that the sane standards of web development are now considered elegance
So that's where I heard it! Thank you very much!
It was the best I ever had...
After a few years of corporate framework stacks, I'm back to writing plain HTML/JS/CSS, and wow, what a joyful float down a river that is
Even with no transpiler or minification, bespoke HTML is extremely efficient and pleasant to use. I write little script tags with query selectors where I need them, they get efficiently loaded on the pages that use them
I use Hugo to do imports / classic server side rendering, and it's stupid fast and efficient. I can compile 500 pages in 0.5s on a dualcore machine with 4gb of ram. Resources (like images) can be processed, converted into multiple file types and resolutions and then automatically cached. It feels so zen
It works for tv news, it should work for my MySpace page.
<frameset> is really gonna blow your mind
send me back
This advise can also apply to the "Worse is Better" philosophy, no?