reference: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Getting_started_with_the_web
Mozilla tutorial
this is what it looks like so far
as stated on my main page, this page and all of its respective subpages are intended to function as a live-canvas for Mozilla's HTML* tutorial provided here. as you can see, there just isn't much to behold yet. following a tutorial, as you can guess, involves a lot more reading than doing. in addition to that, this tutorial is just a side-hobby of mine. i have a regular job, and i study other things in my sparetime as well, so please be patient as this page slowly evolves from mere chalk doodles on a slab of concrete into the steaming pile of shit you were expecting when you decided to take a look at something created by me.
*: yea, i am totally aware the tutorial doesn't just cover HTML but please consider the following things:
- it's Sunday evening (at the time of writing this, in my time zone)
- i am honestly really tired
- if by some cruel twist of fate you ended up here, you have bigger worries than how i am too lazy to think of a short description that gives the reader a vague idea of what this is about. how does "front-end web developer tutorial" sound? try saying that five times in a row without getting tongue cramps.
UPDATE:
with this i have now completed the first part of mdn web doc's tutorial.
i am aware there is not much to look at here, but then again, this page was never intended to be an impressive piece of website-craftsmanship, just a playground for myself to have some fun.
if you're still here - thank you for sticking around! (and maybe you should consider acquiring better hobbies). see you in the next chapter, maybe!
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