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CIS 110 Week 10 Discussion
This week, we take a break from programming concepts and switch gears to web markup languages. Please note, HTML is not a programming language. It's a mark up language. Note to self that if I see HTML and CSS listed as one of your "programming languages" on a resume, I won't hire you. Many others will pass too as this is often a common phone interview question used to screen candidates.
At the 2:46 mark in this video, it talks about additional ingredients that go into making a web site. Let's define and discuss HTML. Then, let's define CSS and JavaScript and discuss how they mix in with HTML.
Remember, we support learning from sources other than zyBooks. Heck, I just shared a video I found on YouTube myself. Make sure when you share specific text from other sites that you cite your sources and put the copied text in quotes.
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