Michael Scharnagl

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Happy 31st Birthday HTML tags! On October 29, 1991, the internet pioneer, Tim Berners-Lee, published a document entitled HTML Tags. The document contained a description of the first 18 HTML tags. webdesignmuseum.org/web-design-his… #HTML #InternetHistory

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@WebReflection @simevidas Totally Was more a hidden rant after a long week. I love the web, but sometimes it's hard to deal with all the crap HTML out there and telling people again and again that semantic HTML is a basic Both of you know this and it's wonderful 👍

@simevidas @justmarkup Anything breaking legacy is far away from what the Web tries to grant, sorry … requests like this diverge from W3C purpose and make devs happy they chose to break the biggest promise out there on the internet 🤷

HTML6 'click' handlers are only allowed on interactive elements like form elements, <a>, <dialog>... This would be a performance boost for many sites

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@codepo8 I sometimes rent an ID.3, and there it's connected. I think it works with cameras / data. You set cruise control once, and it will slow down / speed up automatically. Works pretty well, just sometimes it detects, say a 60 sign, which is meant for an exit and slows down wrongly.

Having a brand new car, I discovered the joy of cruise control. As the car navigational system also tells me what the current legal top speed on the road is, why aren't these two connected? I'd love to have a "keep the speed legal" setting.

Design people who care about accessibility 🏆💌

Progressive TurboEnhancement™

A beginner’s guide to Chrome tracing nolanlawson.com/2022/10/26/a-b…

@simevidas Valid URL can also start with ftp:// or so. Browsers could change default to http(s)://, but this would probably break stuff. They could allow https:// though as base I guess, so you could do: const baseUrl = 'https://'; new URL("example.com", baseUrl);

Why can’t URLs default to HTTPS?

Bring back @mmatuzo! @TwitterSupport

@KimLongBtc It's called HTML

You can now build slow websites way faster. Wow.

Germany could meet all its energy demand with solar, wind and batteries within the next 10 years at a total cost of just $36.7 billion a year. That’s less than 1% of Germany’s GDP (and less than its current annual fossil fuel subsidies). link.medium.com/zzPh5gXqjub

@Una - :user-invalid / :user-valid - HTML includes justmarkup.com/notes/2022-08-…

What do you want to see on the web platform next year?

@simevidas At least a user-friendly error message 😉

e-commerce pro-tip: don’t crash the entire website if the user blocks scripts from googleapis.com

@WebReflection ❤️

@justmarkup I see ... then you can ignore all my replies as I've thought about frustration as FE at work, not as FE testing/learning/exploring 👍

To become a good frontend developer, you need to: - accept that your work will never be perfect / done - realize that communication skills are more important than programming skills - be patient - have a high frustration tolerance

@WebReflection What I mean: write, test, debug, repeat, until the aha moment. Frustration in this context. You should of course stop if you reach dead-end street and return a day later or so.

@justmarkup sorry, I don't get have a high tolerance to frustration as a healthy requirement for my working days ... something is likely wrong where I work at that time, if that's the norm 🤷