In current Frontend development, as I speak, it is very hard indeed to separate JavaScript from its so-called Single-Page Application Frameworks. They are the first choice before a project is initiated, every FE developer has their own favourites and even job positions are defined by them. And why we came…

In 1996, when I wrote my first piece of web-related code ever to make a “personal page” in the pre-social-media days, things were very easy for whoever wanted to make a website. You learned HTML and, well, that was it. It was easy, but it was also frustrating to deal…

As I have told in my last article, a very thorough one about HTML, Tim Berners Lee came up with the idea of a markup language and pages publicly available in a network as a way for scientists to exchange brief academic papers, but with links to other papers if…

Foreword: I have a fairly successful article about HTML from not so long ago. From then to now I definitely changed my mind about it. In a previous article about our web development stack, I talked about our approach to the Web nowadays: to not question the HTML + CSS…

When writing many articles about how HTML became a lacking tool over time and how CSS also may fall short, I frequently talk about a possible way out of the HTML/CSS duo through WebAssembly. This is a path that will be at least considered because both HTML and CSS are…

There was a comment on one of my articles about HTML that made me think. …

Or: how the programmers’ emotions may affect the pace of development and the quality of a codebase I have been writing in this space lately a lot about the Front-end development stack. However, my favourite topic of conversation every day when among my peers is code readability, a subject obviously…

After having some feedback on my main article about HTML (and on the CSS one) and also after reading some other articles that may go roughly in the same way, I noticed that there is a lot of mutual misunderstanding when talking about HTML and saying why it would be…

This article was inspired by many talks from Douglas Crockford and by the creator of JavaScript, Brendan Eich (links below). During the distant year of 1995, Netscape, the company making the dominant browser in that time, looking at how the Web was evolving, felt the urgent need to implement a…