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Google more-or-less created 2 new versions of the HTTP protocol — HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 —
But didn't bother make either of them (officially) support UTF-8 in the HTTP request.
Google more-or-less created 2 new versions of the HTTP protocol — HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 —
But didn't bother make either of them (officially) support UTF-8 in the HTTP request.
One thing I like about XML, and in particular, that XML introduced is —
XML introduced a notation for self-closing (i.e., void) tags.
I.e., the trailing slash
For example:
<img src="..." />
(Note the "/>" at the end of the tag.)
...
From the point of view or someone writing a parser, I liked this convention.
...
I think this would have also been a great UX for custom HTML elements, too. As it would make it so wouldn't have to always include a closing tag.
One thing I like about XML, and in particular, that XML introduced is —
XML introduced a notation for self-closing (i.e., void) tags.
I.e., the trailing slash
For example:
<img src="..." />
(Note the "/>" at the end of the tag.)
...
From the point of view or someone writing a parser, I liked this convention.
...
I think this would have also been a great UX for custom HTML elements, too. As it would make it so wouldn't have to always include a closing tag.
The Internet. I wonder if this thing will take off. 🤔
"On August 6, 1991 [34 years ago], the first website was introduced to the world. [It] contained information about the World Wide Web Project. It launched at the European Organization for Nuclear Research, CERN, where it was created by British computer scientist Tim Berners-Lee."
http://info.cern.ch/hypertext/WWW/TheProject.html
Happy birthday, web!
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➡️ @smashingmag - Onilne magazine for web developers
➡️ @mediawiki - Free open source software powering Wikipedia and other wikis
➡️ @php - Scripting language popular in web development
➡️ @django - FOSS high-level Python web framework
➡️ @FirefoxDevTools - Web dev tools built into Firefox
➡️ @ddev - Open web dev tool for PHP & Node.js sites
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The accounts below are discussion groups. Follow a group to see its discussions in your timeline, mention a group to post to it. (More info about how to use Fediverse groups: https://fedi.tips/how-to-use-groups-on-the-fediverse)
➡️ @webdev - Discussion group about web development
➡️ @php - Discussion group about PHP
➡️ @django - Discussion group about Django
➡️ @drupal - Discussion about Drupal
PLEASE DO NOT REPLY TO THIS PART OF THE THREAD, IT MIGHT SPAM THE GROUP.
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➡️ @smashingmag - Onilne magazine for web developers
➡️ @mediawiki - Free open source software powering Wikipedia and other wikis
➡️ @php - Scripting language popular in web development
➡️ @django - FOSS high-level Python web framework
➡️ @FirefoxDevTools - Web dev tools built into Firefox
➡️ @ddev - Open web dev tool for PHP & Node.js sites
3/4
➡️ @torproject - Project allowing anonymous use of web through special network & browser
➡️ @librewolf - FOSS browser emphasising privacy, fork of Firefox
➡️ @Waterfox - FOSS browser forked from Firefox
➡️ @zenbrowser - FOSS browser forked from Firefox
➡️ @Vivaldi Chromium-based web browser developed by indie company
➡️ @dillo - FOSS open-source minimalist browser for older systems
➡️ @privacybadger - Privacy add-on for web browsers
2/4
➡️ @smashingmag - Onilne magazine for web developers
➡️ @mediawiki - Free open source software powering Wikipedia and other wikis
➡️ @php - Scripting language popular in web development
➡️ @django - FOSS high-level Python web framework
➡️ @FirefoxDevTools - Web dev tools built into Firefox
➡️ @ddev - Open web dev tool for PHP & Node.js sites
3/4
➡️ @timbl - Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web
➡️ @w3c - International standards org for World Wide Web
➡️ @wai - Web Accessibility Initiative from W3C
➡️ @A11yAwareness - Tips about web accessibility
➡️ @owa - Non-profit org trying to protect open web from tech giants
➡️ @openwebdocs - Collective of technical writers documenting open web tech
➡️ @servo - New type of browser engine, experimental phase
➡️ @WebKitGTK - Web browser engine in GNOME
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➡️ @torproject - Project allowing anonymous use of web through special network & browser
➡️ @librewolf - FOSS browser emphasising privacy, fork of Firefox
➡️ @Waterfox - FOSS browser forked from Firefox
➡️ @zenbrowser - FOSS browser forked from Firefox
➡️ @Vivaldi Chromium-based web browser developed by indie company
➡️ @dillo - FOSS open-source minimalist browser for older systems
➡️ @privacybadger - Privacy add-on for web browsers
2/4
➡️ @torproject - Project allowing anonymous use of web through special network & browser
➡️ @librewolf - FOSS browser emphasising privacy, fork of Firefox
➡️ @Waterfox - FOSS browser forked from Firefox
➡️ @zenbrowser - FOSS browser forked from Firefox
➡️ @Vivaldi Chromium-based web browser developed by indie company
➡️ @dillo - FOSS open-source minimalist browser for older systems
➡️ @privacybadger - Privacy add-on for web browsers
2/4
➡️ @timbl - Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web
➡️ @w3c - International standards org for World Wide Web
➡️ @wai - Web Accessibility Initiative from W3C
➡️ @A11yAwareness - Tips about web accessibility
➡️ @owa - Non-profit org trying to protect open web from tech giants
➡️ @openwebdocs - Collective of technical writers documenting open web tech
➡️ @servo - New type of browser engine, experimental phase
➡️ @WebKitGTK - Web browser engine in GNOME
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