3 kinda neat Posts About javascript

HTML: The Structure of Your House Every website you view in a browser (Firefox, Chrome, Edge) is literally served to you as a simple text file. For real. From the smallest of mom-and-pop websites to the largest imaginable infrastructure, the end result at the end of the day is a simple text file delivered to your browser in the language it learned first, HTML , which stands for HyperText Markup Language , and that's only useful to know for trivia night with the guys. Like any of the

Ok, you've decided to keep going onto Level 2 this is where it really starts to get fun and a little closer to the reality for most professional engineering teams in the field. First, let's do a quick thought experiment to get your mind primed for the knowledge bomb currently fixed on your coordinates... Let's Build A House! Close your eyes and imagine that you're building a house. One option is that you can go out into the woods, chop down some trees, saw everything by hand, forging nails one

‍️ Making Stuff: Cake Slices, Tracer Bullets, and Cannonballs. It'll all make sense. Imagine you've got a wedding coming up and are in need of a cake. You head to the bakery to sample some of the various confections, your mouth watering with excitement. The baker comes out and presents you with a tray of dozens of samples, but something seems...off. Rather than tiny slices of delectable goodness, it's just, like, the bottom layer of each one. How in the hell are you supposed to make an