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Deploying a Web app in 14 days, No HTML

20 pointsby nathanhoadabout 12 years ago

3 comments

samasturabout 12 years ago
Interesting. I like HTML, but can't imagine that it is the pinnacle of development. Surely we won't be writing it in 20 years time, right?<p>One thing I would love to hear more is how do you deal with CSS? If everything is generated on client, do I need to "reverse engineer" using inspector?
mistermumbleabout 12 years ago
Code requires a programmer to design, write, and maintain. Sometimes writing code is necessary, but often all that is needed is simple data, not complex code.<p>HTML is data. It has value in not requiring programmers to write it. Instead it can be written by designers, or generated by other programs, including visual tools. Yes, code can also be generated by tools, but writing code to generate code is a more difficult task than writing code to generate data. Except for Lisp of course, where code and data are the same.
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korynunnabout 12 years ago
Hey, I was the lead dev on this, will answer questions.
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