No, this is not a joke.
Here are my thoughts about the "HTML is not a programming language" recurrent theme.
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Here are my thoughts about the "HTML is not a programming language" recurrent theme.
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This question is controversial not because people care about HTML but because it is used as a proxy to classify their worth.
If HTML is not a programming language, then the people working with HTML must not be real programmers, right?
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If HTML is not a programming language, then the people working with HTML must not be real programmers, right?
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This is demeaning and completely unhelpful for those who are starting and looking to find a community.
Instead of drawing lines, we should be welcoming those who want to join us. We need more programmers, coders, developers, or whatever else you want to call them!
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Instead of drawing lines, we should be welcoming those who want to join us. We need more programmers, coders, developers, or whatever else you want to call them!
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This argument is fueled by insecure people that believe in their unexistent superiority.
There's no special ritual to become a programmer. No specific things you must do or tools you have to use.
Nobody owns the title, and nobody needs to allow you in the club.
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There's no special ritual to become a programmer. No specific things you must do or tools you have to use.
Nobody owns the title, and nobody needs to allow you in the club.
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And what's even funnier: answering whether HTML is a programming language or not is completely uninteresting and inconsequential.
HTML will continue to be the Internet's language, and people will keep making money using it.
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HTML will continue to be the Internet's language, and people will keep making money using it.
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