Get A < Head > Start With HTML
09/21/20 • 48 min
Today we’re talking about everyone’s favorite programming language: HTML! Hypertext Markup Language is the structure of a web page and while it’s not necessarily the hardest syntax to learn, it’s vital to your web applications.
Show Notes
- 01:20 What is HTML?
- 06:44 How did we learn HTML?
- 09:54 Elements
- 12:10 Attributes
- 21:59 Formatting
- 27:17 Semantic elements
- 33:04 Styles
- 38:28 CORS
- 44:57 Shoutouts
Resources
Transcript
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Today we’re talking about everyone’s favorite programming language: HTML! Hypertext Markup Language is the structure of a web page and while it’s not necessarily the hardest syntax to learn, it’s vital to your web applications.
Show Notes
- 01:20 What is HTML?
- 06:44 How did we learn HTML?
- 09:54 Elements
- 12:10 Attributes
- 21:59 Formatting
- 27:17 Semantic elements
- 33:04 Styles
- 38:28 CORS
- 44:57 Shoutouts
Resources
Transcript
Here is the transcript for this week's episode.
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Show Notes
- 01:25 Our experiences moving
- 06:44 Immigrant vs. Expat vs. Digital Nomad
- 11:04 Pros of moving abroad
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- 53:57 Logistics of moving abroad
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Resources
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Shownotes
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