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Is HTML Dead or Dying?

by indierockcafe | February 11, 2007 at 03:54 am

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As XML, CSS and RSS, JAVA and JavaScript become the dominant authoring and scripting languages on the Internet, is HTML already dead?

It's more and more rare that HTML skills are required of web developers, but they sure need to know XML and CSS. Even BBCode is taking over on the blogs. So what will happen to HTML?

http://www.webcontentprofessionals.org/2006/11/is-html-dead.html

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matte

at 04:01 on February 11th, 2007

As one of the NowPublic editors, I’ve flagged your item as Incomplete.

Sorry it just does not make sense. Some statements and a buch of links I won't follow because they are not in any form of contect.

You might need to add some more content to it.

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matte

at 13:12 on February 11th, 2007

Please delete the spam links at the bottom - this is not what Now Public is about.

scottcrumpler

at 20:31 on February 12th, 2007

CSS can't, by itself, be used to design a web page. It only defines the styles for the content that's coded in another form. Typically, the form required for new development is XHTML, which is the latest form of HTML. The other languages you mentioned are used in the development of web applications, but by themselves cannot make actual web pages.