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Grex Systems Item 34: The Web item
Entered by cross on Sun Sep 17 00:11:59 UTC 2006:

This is the web item.  Discuss web things here: HTML, XML, HTTP, CSS, AJAX
and dynamic HTML/ECMAscript, etc.

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#1 of 10 by remmers on Mon Sep 18 15:14:40 2006:

Or go to the web conference to discuss them.


#2 of 10 by cross on Tue Sep 19 03:33:23 2006:

There's that option, too.


#3 of 10 by naftee on Wed Sep 20 04:37:15 2006:

i don't think CSS is a programming language ?  HTTP certainly isn't.

anyway !


#4 of 10 by cross on Wed Sep 20 05:11:20 2006:

No, but they are technologies. CSS is sort of a language, in that it follows
a grammar and describes behavior.


#5 of 10 by nharmon on Wed Sep 20 12:17:55 2006:

Well, any talk of web programming is going to include HTML and CSS. 


#6 of 10 by albaugh on Wed Sep 20 15:31:51 2006:

Notice how nobody calls it the "world wide web" any more - it's simply
"da web".


#7 of 10 by twenex on Wed Sep 20 15:36:04 2006:

I never call it "da web", thankyou.


#8 of 10 by cross on Wed Sep 20 22:13:48 2006:

Regarding #6; I suppose that's just usage that's evolved over time. 
Practically no one says "electronic mail" anymore; just email.


#9 of 10 by naftee on Fri Sep 22 03:14:27 2006:

in French, electronic mail translates as "courrier éléctronique" ; this 
was shortened to "courriel".  people in europe are inclined to say 
"e-mail", though.


#10 of 10 by papa on Wed May 16 11:53:53 2018:

resp:6 I say "World Wide Web" when I have time to kill.

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