Author would like to see a switch back to plain old static HTML. Us too
Developer Loris Cro reckons his LSP language server for HTML is a world first, and that the absence of such tools up to now has had grave consequences for the web., from Emacs to Kate to Vim. Or, if you prefer, run it as a standalone tool from the command line.
It can also reformat your HTML for you.. Live HTML checking isn't unique – his blog post notes that Jetbrains' WebStorm can do it, for instance – but doing it in FOSS in a cross-editor compatible way is.FOSS desk built his homepage in flat static HTML because that is just how things were done around 1996 or so. Even then, we used various web page editors such as what LowEndMac called the. Syntax checking was largely limited to"does it look right in the WYSIWYG preview?" and occasionally"why is my browser crashing?" But even this doddering web geriatric recognizes that such approaches don't cut the mustard as we approach a quarter of the way through the 21st century.a complex CMS written in PHP that requires a web server, multiple workers, a Redis cache, and a SQL database. The site also has a big frontend component that loads as a Single Page Application and then performs navigation by requesting the content in JSON form, which then gets"rehydrated" client-side.Big browsers are about to throw a wrench in your ad-free paradiseOpening up the WinAmp source to all goes badly as owners delete entire repo As he notes, you'd expect that uploading a couple of files to a folder somewhere was the simple approach for a non-techie, whereas an expert would go for the complex but theoretically scalable approach. In fact, today the reverse is true. It is still possible, and occasionally, people still do it, as a very techie We rather fear that live syntax validation as you hand-code HTML is one answer to this, but on its own isn't sufficient. But we really wish it were – and we would be very happy to be wrong.Digital River runs dry, hasn't paid developers for sales since JulyXfce 4.20 creeps toward Wayland support while Mint 22.1 polishes desktop routineOpen source LLM tool primed to sniff out Python zero-days
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