- Published on July 10, 2024
- In AI Features
HTML Should be the Language with Zero Haters
Whether you're a novice web developer or an experienced coder, a solid understanding of HTML remains crucial to building the foundation
- By Anshul Vipat
Despite being a 30-year-old language, HTML is irreplaceable even now—good luck building anything on the web without it. About 93% of websites use HTML5, the most recent version of the HTML language.
Recently, a developer named Ray made a statement that HTML is the only language with zero haters. His post triggered a debate on the usage of HTML.
Why Hate HTML
Many on Reddit mocked HTML for its lack of functionality control. According to them, HTML is not a programming language, so it lacks the logic, control structures, and data manipulation capabilities that developers often find rewarding.
Source: Reddit
The Backbone of the Internet
However, the fact is that HTML is the internet's unsung hero. HTML scripting interacts interdependently with oth
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Anshul Vipat
Anshul Vipat is a tech aficionado, enthusiastic about the latest innovations in the digital world. He also holds keen interest in traveling, exploring and cooking
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