Opt for libraries that work with HTML attributes #html #developer #programming

We're about to take a deep dive into the HTML First principles. These rules will help you get the most out of HTML. Looking at the points displayed on screen, starting with adopting simple, standard methods. Then, using HTML attributes for styling and behavior could be seen as unconventional by some, but it makes things wonderfully straightforward. It's so simple, and I like that. Next, we opt for libraries that work with HTML attributes. This means not all frameworks and libraries will cut it. Also, steer clear of any stages requiring builds. I see the importance of this point as, when working with HTML, you write code that should load immediately in your browser. By introducing a build stage, you complicate matters and make it harder for new contributors to get involved and make early progress. Next up, the idea of using 'naked HTML'. No clue what that means yet, but we'll figure it out in a bit. Lastly, your source view should be easy to follow, when you hit the developer source view button, everything should be crystal clear and easy to digest.