Philosophical programming : HTML(1)

The bones - gihyungdo
shape of sound Professor Kim announced a new theory. There are bones in the sound. Everyone laughed it off, some academics I was grateful to Kim for his humor in providing me with a brief pleasure. In spite of strong warnings from the president The professor opened a lecture for the first semester. The curious students made an application as a joke. All through the semester Silent in all classes Show great tenacity If students are not patient, what is bone of sound? Each of us expressed his own personal opinion. Lee said it would be silence. Park considered it a hidden meaning. Another said that the concept does not matter. Adopted to approach criticism of all stereotypes It was called a methodological analogy. His views were so abstruse that they were immediately ignored. But anyway, From the next semester, our ears will be I have heard all the noises much better.

Kim, who has published the theory that " Sound Is Bone, " remains silent throughout all of his classes throughout the semester. Students interpret it in a silent, hidden, methodological way, in their respective meanings. We don't know what the bones of real sounds are, what they mean by Kim's announcement and lecture, but from next semester, our ears will be able to hear everything much better. Because the world is filled with sounds anyway, and as we spent the whole semester thinking about the nature of sound, we had a better understanding of it.

At the end of the day, the bone is important. Explore bone shapes and meanings. Without bones, they wouldn't get fat, they wouldn't be able to cover their skin, they wouldn't be able to get dressed, they wouldn't be able to go out, they wouldn't be able to interact with others. A house is not built without a frame. To create a book, you must first have a configuration such as its cover, table of contents, introduction, content, and supplement. Do you need more examples? By applying this analogy to the Web, you will come to the conclusion that the language ' HTML ' is the beginning of a Web programming. HTML is easier to understand than others, and it is not based on that. HTML is a bone. You have to make a bone and then you put something on it. Most languages are not as distinct in our thinking, but rather complementary in function to produce one complete product. One of them is called HTML.

Just as every move in our daily lives is ultimately done by moving our bones, the other programming languages that we're going to learn are based on the HTML bone. It is not to be disappointed that HTML is the basis. Every webpage, every Web service, has a bone. So, to be good at handling HTML is to have beautiful and straight bones. If the bone is not straight and beautiful, the skeleton must be limited if it is not strong. The beauty and durability of a house that was planned carefully and meticulously and randomly repaired and expanded at that time, without an earthquake-resistant design. If you have the impatience to create fancy web services quickly, you might as well throw them away and be greedy for neat, beautiful bones. I take Gi-hyungdo's class. In one semester, we will be able to see much better of the bones in the world, and then we will be able to make them.

" If you have the impatience to make a fancy web service quickly, let it go. Instead, they want to have bones, straight, and beautiful bones."

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