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07 Nov

IMPORTANCE OF SEMANTIC HTML

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The role of semantic HTML in enhancing SEO and web accessibility. Semantic HTML plays a critical role in both SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and web accessibility. By using elements that clearly define the structure and meaning of content, semantic HTML benefits users, search engines, and assistive technologies in several ways: Enhancing SEO Improves Content Relevance and Structure: Semantic HTML elements like , , , and provide search engines with context about the content structure. This helps them understand which parts of a page are more important, such as the main content or navigation, and improves how content is indexed and…

09 Oct

Your First Hello World! with HTML

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HTML is a hyper text markup language, it is the structure of the website simply put what displays on the website Remove the white highlighted html from first line On the 9th line type Hello World! Save the file Open the file from file explorer and it will open on your default browser So that was a simple tutorial on your first Hello World! with HTML Source link lol

01 Oct

Static website forms

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Tutorial: Creating Forms for a Static Website Using Fabform.io If you have a static website (e.g., built with HTML, CSS, JavaScript), you might need to capture user data via forms, such as contact forms or surveys. Since static websites don't have a backend, processing form data can be tricky. Fabform.io provides an easy way to handle form submissions by collecting and forwarding form data without needing a server. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to set up a form for your static site using Fabform.io. Step 1: Sign Up for Fabform.io Visit Fabform.io: Go to Fabform.io and sign up for…

29 Sep

How to learn HTML: 46 great sites, courses and books (all free)

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How can you learn HTML today? For free? It may be hard to get really good material for free but there are great resources to get you started: To get started HTML for Beginners - introduction from freeCodeCamp. HTML (and CSS) from scratch - video course also from freeCodeCamp. HTML for Beginners - quick guide from HTML.com. The Ultimate Guide to HTML for Beginners - from Hubspot. Learn HTML - course from Codecademy. Teaches the basics. Learn HTML - course from Google. More fundamentals, by Google developer experts. HTML course - from Study Tonight. Free HTML courses at Udemy. Learn…

22 Sep

Combining Flexbox and Grid for a Personal Website Landing Page

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In the previous article, we discussed how CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid simplify responsive design by making layouts adaptable to different screen sizes. Now, let’s take things a step further and see how we can combine both Flexbox and Grid to create a personal website landing page. This landing page will include: A header with navigation links. A main section with a profile photo, a short description, and social media links. A footer for copyright information. We'll use CSS Grid to manage the overall structure and Flexbox to align the content inside specific sections. By combining both, we can create…

17 Sep

Dive into the Monty Hall Problem Project: Simulate and Understand Probability Concepts

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Welcome to the captivating world of the Monty Hall Problem Simulation project! This hands-on learning experience will guide you through the creation of a web-based simulation that demonstrates the intriguing probability puzzle based on a popular game show scenario. Unravel the Mystery of the Monty Hall Problem The Monty Hall problem is a renowned probability conundrum that has puzzled and fascinated people for decades. By participating in this project, you'll have the opportunity to not only implement the simulation but also gain a deeper understanding of the underlying probability concepts that drive this enigmatic puzzle. Explore the Project's Objectives In…

01 Sep

Recommended Course: Quick Start with HTML

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Embark on an exciting journey to master the fundamentals of web development with the "Quick Start with HTML" course offered by LabEx. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to enhance your existing HTML skills, this comprehensive course will equip you with the necessary knowledge and tools to create visually appealing and functional webpages. Explore the Essentials of HTML The course begins by introducing you to the basic structure and syntax of HTML, the backbone of web development. You'll learn how to create your first HTML webpage, laying the foundation for more complex projects. From structuring the header and home…

18 Aug

Using htmlq to filter web data

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Similar to the jq, the htmlq facilitates the filtering of html data. It can be utilized along with the curl command. To filter with id: article-body $ curl -s https://dev.to/anks/using-jq-to-filter-json-data-36c5 | htmlq '#article-body' Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode This will filter all codeblocks on a specified dev.to page: $ curl -s https://dev.to/anks/using-jq-to-filter-json-data-36c5 | htmlq '[class="highlight js-code-highlight"]' Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode To filter out non-code text from the page: $ curl -s https://dev.to/anks/using-jq-to-filter-json-data-36c5 | htmlq '#article-body>p' Basic Elements n ∉ [0, ∞), int Ex. file.json To filter ids: To return value of <code>name</code> key when id…

14 Aug

HTML: o que é, Qual a sua importância para a web.

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Quando você entrar em sites de notícias, redes sociais, sistemas de bancos, entre outros, temos vários elementos que são disponibilizados na tela que possibilitam a interação do usuário. Mais você já parou para pensar em como tudo isto foi construído? Um dos profissionais responsáveis por construir um site é o desenvolvedor front-end, que transforma em código um layout feito pela equipe de UX/UI design utilizando o figma. Tecnicamente, a construção de um website é feita através de várias tecnologias, e uma delas é o HTML. Neste artigo, você vai conhecer o que é o HTML e para que ele serve…

10 Aug

Ruby2html: Streamline Your Rails Views with Pure Ruby

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https://github.com/sebyx07/ruby2html As a Rails developer, I've often found myself wrestling with the limitations of ERB templates. The constant context switching between Ruby and HTML can be jarring, and complex logic in views can quickly become unwieldy. That's why I was excited to discover Ruby2html, a gem that allows you to write your entire view logic in pure Ruby. The Power of Ruby in Your Views Ruby2html isn't just another templating engine – it's a different approach to writing views. Instead of mixing Ruby and HTML, you write your entire view in Ruby, which is then transformed into clean, semantic HTML.…