Message from JavaScript discussions
May 2017
— Html doesn't need a separate group though HTML5 along with JavaScript might need it but this group should be enough.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="mycssfile.css">
<script src="myjsfile.js" type="application/javascript"></script>
</head>
<body>
<h1>All you need to know about HTML</h1>
<p>HTML is composed of sandwiches. Each tag has opening and closing brackets, except for a few which work slightly different.
<p> Each tag has its own purpose. As long as your content is wrapped in the proper elements, and you throw a few meta tags in your header for a search
engine, you're all set.
<p> the best way to learn html is to try it. In your text editor, just paste this in, then rename the extension to ".html", run it in your browser, and you're all set.
</body>
</html>
— I also agree as JS can even be called domain-specific in that it manipulates the DOM, and indirectly HTML
— So I would consider it a closely related subject
— Those paragraph tags, oh lord haha
— You don't need to close them. They're resolved automatically
— I saw a guy use those in production on a bank website once, everyone wondered why half the site was in a paragraph tag until we saw there was no closing tags for them. "But they're optional!" he says... true, but only if you want to play loosey goosey :p
— Yeah
— I wouldn't use them in production haha, but I did it here because it at least generates a question.
— Also, that script tag is invalid, it needs a closing tag
— Righttttt
— I have a template somewhere so I don't forget these things haha