Re: XHTML
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At 10:59 AM 06/28/2000 +1000, KathyW wrote:
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>I would like to add one hypothesis of my own:
>Larger sites and corporate ones...are getting more complex - almost
>certainly are or will be following the dynamic (database driven) route
>rather than static.
>Smaller sites and personalised pages will almost entirely be static
>simply cause they don't need to be otherwise (or in some cases simply
>don't have access to db support infrastructure).
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>Is this likely to drive a divergence in languages used?
[etc...]
I don't really want to get involved with complex corporate sites. I only
do simple sites that don't need bells and whistles and databases. These I
do for people who want to somehow "toot their horn" about some personal
cause, hobby, interest, etc. These people are NOT concerned with that old
"bottom line."
I am really concerned that simple coding will end up totally "deprecated"
to where these "little guys" will no longer be able to put up a web page
that says their say and shows their pictures...with no fancy stuff.
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