Im a web developer for 5 years but still enjoy the simplest videos of yours. Just gotta love 'em. Its so nice that you still provide entry level points.
Many web-developers think you should close all tags in HTML5 due to the standard, despite browsers tolerating "incorrect" unclosed tags. But in fact it's quite the opposite: "self-closing" tags like or are not the part of HTML5. They came from XHTML and now are supported for the sake of compatibility.
@@TheDragShot During the XHTML days, the self-closing tags were essentially required. Everyone used them. Once HTML5 came around, they became obsolete but still supported. Even to this day lots of developers still self-close tags because they think it's required. If you are extra diligent, you stay up-to-date and modernize your coding practices. The same thing happens in JavaScript. For example, if you see a developer still using old JavaScript notation, like ".indexOf() != -1", you know they are not being diligent and keeping up-to-date. That's practically the dictionary definition of "lazy".
0:13 - I absolute love Tim's look in that picture. He's halfway between "Yeaaaah, I invented that!" but also "Yeah I guess it could look better...", like a little kid. Bless him
@@Birdyk-qr9sx HTML's fairly simplistic structure most likely encouraged him to continue learning programming/web-dev, which is the case with most of the people who are trying to get into the industry.
@@basedserb1389 Software development and web are two different areas of programming.Dude , and this is the question , how could Html encouraged him .Software is java , c++ and other languages , but not html , css
@@Birdyk-qr9sx He needs to start from somewhere. If he's a beginner and he starts with Java - it's robust syntax would get him discouraged and he would probably quit any form of programming. If he learns HTML + CSS + JS he can get a morale boost to continue learning JS frameworks which allow you to create mobile apps etc. Apps = form of Software
Same with me 😊. I'm having fun messing with html and css rn and ill move to python (which I'll actually need) after Im done building confidence. It's so fun knowing that I cann do something, keeps me motivated.
I'm a web developer and do lectures about the web and the way it's built, which means I'm literally making a living from explaining those things. And Fireship make a better job explaining this in 100 seconds than me in an hour.
اشگد اسلوبك يطمن وخلي الشخص يحس بالأمان انه فعلا مَ دا يضيع وقت بمكان أو كورس مَ يفيده ، طريقتك مخلصة جدا بالشرح ، واللهِ رغم أن الموضوع ماله إرتباط بس لما اشوف طريقة شرحك وكلامك التمس احساس انه لسا العالم بخير واكو أشخاص دا يقدمون الخير بكل إخلاص وبدون مقابل فعلي ، سماع كلامك وطريقة شرحك واسلوبك بحد ذاته وبغض النظر عن الي دا تعلمنا اياه هو يعلمني درس في الإخلاص والإرتقاء بأسمىٰ الأفعال لوجه الله ، اسأله ان يحفظك ويرزقك على جهدك وسعيك ولا يُريك بأسًا ما .
Not to be a pedant but it's really important to stress that the HTML5 monicker is outdated and non-authoritative in this day and age. W3C relinquished control of the spec to WHATWG and the latter just call it the HTML Living Standard. W3C used to take snapshots of WHATWC's WIP spec and publish it in various HTML5.x revisions. The latter called them blatant plagiarizing (because they changed the credits) and full of errors. Therefore the W3C's 5-shield HTML logo shouldn't be used and it grinds my gears when people can't move on from post-W3C reality of HTML today.
Wouldn’t it be great if you could dynamically change the static markup with a programming language like Java? Then we could compete with Windows desktop apps by giving the developer a toolkit to build apps that run in a browser!
HTML in a nutshell: Make a complete functional website 200 lines of code over 2 languages. Client asks to move something to the side Website is now 600 lines of code over 5 languges.
i have been practically binge watching ur vids on my goal to become a backend or software developer. i love your vids man and they are very informative.
Props to you for showing the web being invented on NeXTSTEP, the operating system created by Steve Jobs' post-Apple company NeXT. NeXTSTEP was just awesome. Their object-oriented development tools and APIs were very important for Tim Berners-Lee to achieve his goal. The NeXT machine he used to invent the web is on display at a museum and it was even featured at the ending show of the 2012 London Olympics. NeXTSTEP is, even today, present in some of the core technologies that are part of macOS. Back in 2001, the first release of Mac OS X was basically NeXTSTEP with a cool UI theme.
There is no self closing, self contained, they are called void elements. Anyway great content, make a video about the origins of unicode and utf, surrogate key pairs and unicode encoding with utf
Haters: Ok, but you can't do this video, with only 30 secs!!! Fireship: Yes, I can't, but I have other choice: HTML for the Haters in 100 Seconds. Haters: No, that's not true... THAT'S IMPOSSIBLE!
This video is making me question whether I watch these 100 seconds videos for the actual content or just for that voice... Could you try making a 100 seconds of just reading the dictionary? That should clear things up.
Level up to god-tier HTML programming next 🌩👉 th-cam.com/video/ZtyMdRzvi0w/w-d-xo.html
no.
HTML "programming" ... I see what you did there AND I DON'T LIKE IT.
Ruby in 100 seconds!
@@Arkensor TRUE!
Hi mom!
The video we never asked for but world would be incomplete without you explaining it.
😂😂😂😂😂
If I recall correctly, someone on another video did ask for an html5 in 100 seconds video.
flattery from a lazy person ️✌️😑😂
I'm both excited for and afraid of the JavaScript in 100 seconds video...
why afraid? 😂
It's not already on the channel? Huh
I can almost guarantee that everyone who watched this video didn't do so to learn what is HTML, but because we're all in love with Jeff's videos
Ya
True
Me who actually learned html and css, and after that wat hed the video😂
@@djecaummeta2022 Everyone is doing the same thing here.
@@rikthecuber pretty much, yeah. his is voice is like infinite asmr
Im a web developer for 5 years but still enjoy the simplest videos of yours. Just gotta love 'em. Its so nice that you still provide entry level points.
Oha! Türk
@@alikurt9771 Yok artık?? Nasıl olur?! İnternette İngilizce bilen senden başka bir Türk mü?!?
Nice i learned that stands for anchor and for division
Pretty dope !! I could binge watch an entire HTML5 series tbh !! Quality content as always !! Much props !! 🔥🙏👌
Many web-developers think you should close all tags in HTML5 due to the standard, despite browsers tolerating "incorrect" unclosed tags. But in fact it's quite the opposite: "self-closing" tags like or are not the part of HTML5. They came from XHTML and now are supported for the sake of compatibility.
So true. People who want to use self-closing *""* tags should just stick with hideous XHTML. Using *""* in HTML5 is a sign of laziness.
@@DemPilafian your opinion is wrong
@@DemPilafian how is putting pointless effort into something called "lazy"? Do people even know the meaning of the words they use nowadays?
@@TheDragShot During the XHTML days, the self-closing tags were essentially required. Everyone used them. Once HTML5 came around, they became obsolete but still supported. Even to this day lots of developers still self-close tags because they think it's required. If you are extra diligent, you stay up-to-date and modernize your coding practices. The same thing happens in JavaScript. For example, if you see a developer still using old JavaScript notation, like ".indexOf() != -1", you know they are not being diligent and keeping up-to-date. That's practically the dictionary definition of "lazy".
@@DemPilafian smh, you're right. I didn't think about it that way. Nevermind what I said then.
0:13 - I absolute love Tim's look in that picture. He's halfway between "Yeaaaah, I invented that!" but also "Yeah I guess it could look better...", like a little kid. Bless him
Despite HTML not being a programming language, it still helped me discover that I have potential to be a software programmer.
Html and software development are teo different programming areas , how can Html cheered you ?.It"s interesting 🤔
@@Birdyk-qr9sx HTML's fairly simplistic structure most likely encouraged him to continue learning programming/web-dev, which is the case with most of the people who are trying to get into the industry.
@@basedserb1389 Software development and web are two different areas of programming.Dude , and this is the question , how could Html encouraged him .Software is java , c++ and other languages , but not html , css
@@Birdyk-qr9sx He needs to start from somewhere. If he's a beginner and he starts with Java - it's robust syntax would get him discouraged and he would probably quit any form of programming. If he learns HTML + CSS + JS he can get a morale boost to continue learning JS frameworks which allow you to create mobile apps etc. Apps = form of Software
Same with me 😊. I'm having fun messing with html and css rn and ill move to python (which I'll actually need) after Im done building confidence. It's so fun knowing that I cann do something, keeps me motivated.
I used html in fucking NOTEPAD to make websites for a business class. I hated every second of it
' *Look mom, I built a website* '😅
Finally. Now I can be a full stack developer
I feel pretty confident hacking NASA now, Thanks a lot Jeff
C6262: Function exceeds stack size. Consider moving some data to heap
Noice bro! This will really help me start full stack open thank you I love University of Helsinki and this tech we have!
Good luck with Full Stack Open! The University of Helsinki is doing great things
I already knew HTML for 10 years but I still watched it lol
Totally disappointed he didn't say "HTML is a programming language..."
Also, where's your ?
Is a meme
"Hit the subscribe button so you don't miss the upcoming SQLs"
I see, now Mark Zuck will earn money every time one uses meta tag in their html files
Nice, can't wait for 100 seconds of CSS and 100 seconds of unimaginable horror !
I'm a web developer and do lectures about the web and the way it's built, which means I'm literally making a living from explaining those things. And Fireship make a better job explaining this in 100 seconds than me in an hour.
That means you are just bad at your job.
@@onpaper7287 He's just complimenting Fire, sheesh
@@onpaper7287 but yeah he might be
this html thing is gonna be huge! markup my words!
Could you please do one of these videos on prolog? It's a logic programming language. I'm sure you'lll like it
When you've been a web designer for 7 years but you still learn new stuff in a 100 second video
Haha yes
It's great seeing you go over the more basic parts of web development and not only complicated frameworks and tools 👍
اشگد اسلوبك يطمن وخلي الشخص يحس بالأمان انه فعلا مَ دا يضيع وقت بمكان أو كورس مَ يفيده ، طريقتك مخلصة جدا بالشرح ، واللهِ رغم أن الموضوع ماله إرتباط بس لما اشوف طريقة شرحك وكلامك التمس احساس انه لسا العالم بخير واكو أشخاص دا يقدمون الخير بكل إخلاص وبدون مقابل فعلي ، سماع كلامك وطريقة شرحك واسلوبك بحد ذاته وبغض النظر عن الي دا تعلمنا اياه هو يعلمني درس في الإخلاص والإرتقاء بأسمىٰ الأفعال لوجه الله ، اسأله ان يحفظك ويرزقك على جهدك وسعيك ولا يُريك بأسًا ما .
Ah yes, HTML. My favorite programming language.
I still couldn't believe that the greatest ever programmer watched the same vid as I did 😵😵
@@revolutionizer099 thanku bro I'm a full-stack html programmer all my apps are in pure html, none of that css programming fad!
Thank you for this refresher! I'm slowly getting back into coding
My eyes burn when I see SPAN element containing block-level elements like P and urges me to scream: THAT IS NOT VALID!
Finally, reviewing a language I know Well 🤣💯
HTML getting it's well deserved attention after all frameworks that use it 🥳
They can't not use it...browser only understands HTML for structuring
@@robertsgutmanis1102 Without an index HTML file, there's nothing on the screen.
@@Stoney_Eaglethats hot
Not to be a pedant but it's really important to stress that the HTML5 monicker is outdated and non-authoritative in this day and age. W3C relinquished control of the spec to WHATWG and the latter just call it the HTML Living Standard. W3C used to take snapshots of WHATWC's WIP spec and publish it in various HTML5.x revisions. The latter called them blatant plagiarizing (because they changed the credits) and full of errors.
Therefore the W3C's 5-shield HTML logo shouldn't be used and it grinds my gears when people can't move on from post-W3C reality of HTML today.
Idk why I always watch his video even if I already mastered or at least half-mastered the programming language he talks about xD
"... So you dont miss the upcoming sequels." SQLs? or Web3? Or something like that? There's something hidden in the sentence 🤔
Finally one that I can understand
Would be nice if you'd upload "100 seconds of 100 seconds videos"
Alternatively css in 100 seconds would be the natural next video
My favourite programming language ❤️
Great video! Can you do C# in 100 seconds next?
i have never heard him even once mentioning c# ... make c# in 100 seconds next
These videos are like the programs Neo downloaded to his brain in The Matrix to learn Kung fu.
Wouldn’t it be great if you could dynamically change the static markup with a programming language like Java? Then we could compete with Windows desktop apps by giving the developer a toolkit to build apps that run in a browser!
Most loved programing language, followed by Excel
Fun fact - The initial version of HTML by Tim, the meta title was actually defined as h0 ✌️
I finally understand the difference between "innerText" and "innerHTML"
Please do Google Protobuf in 100 seconds
Not a programming language but a way to serialize and store complex data in binary
HTML in a nutshell:
Make a complete functional website
200 lines of code over 2 languages.
Client asks to move something to the side
Website is now 600 lines of code over 5 languges.
"A document starts with an html tag"
What about ?
I would have really liked to hear about that :/
I spent a whole semester learning something that takes 100 seconds
99% already knows html but opened this video because it's joy to watch
Can't believe I wasted more than a week trying to learn it from Udemy.
Now I'm ready to learn CSS!
one step closer to becoming a frontend engineer
It blows my mind sometimes how old a lot of the stuff that powers the web is nowadays
1:20 Here we go with Mr. Paste again.
i have been practically binge watching ur vids on my goal to become a backend or software developer. i love your vids man and they are very informative.
RIP to those who thought HTML is a programming language. LMAO
wow, did not expect to see freerider2 in here. That is so long ago! great video
i though html can be explained in 30 seconds, but holy c++! that took 153 seconds!
Ah yes html, my favorite programming language ❤️
Programming language?
@@gopikiller programming language 😎
@@gopikiller Declarative programming language, so yes
Don’t think you understand the number 100 but that doesn’t decrease the quality of the video at all, great overview of the language
Next video: *CSS in 100 seconds*
I am senior web developer. Why the fck am I watching this? lol
Learning HTML for the first time back in 1999 was just magic. Just magic.
Props to you for showing the web being invented on NeXTSTEP, the operating system created by Steve Jobs' post-Apple company NeXT. NeXTSTEP was just awesome. Their object-oriented development tools and APIs were very important for Tim Berners-Lee to achieve his goal. The NeXT machine he used to invent the web is on display at a museum and it was even featured at the ending show of the 2012 London Olympics. NeXTSTEP is, even today, present in some of the core technologies that are part of macOS. Back in 2001, the first release of Mac OS X was basically NeXTSTEP with a cool UI theme.
You forgot to mention HTML is the most powerful programing language
Everybody knows already, thus he didn't mention it. It's just redundant 👌
ITS A MARKUP LANGUAGE FOR GOD'S SAKE *INTENSE SCREAMING*
@@blmb4274 Yes a Declarative programming language at that.
Watch this video at 2x to learn html in 50secs
I watched though I already know html. The videos are cool 😎
I wish youtube show dislike number,
so it can show how little dislike this video has, and show how good it is.
man schools need to step up their game
HTML is my favourite programming language
HTML is my favourite programming language
My neighbours dog's friend wants to know the font that you use.
Please tell me, which editor theme do you use in VsCode ???????????????????
html is the best programming language
Finally one that I already understand
0:58 RLY? :D (block level elements inside inline element)
Showing this in class tommoring. Thank you Fireship for doing 90% of my work!
At this pace next video is going to be text files in 100 seconds
When I grow up I want to be like Fireship
I'm excited for the javascript version!
what a weird thing, but interesting! where is it used? 🤔
Now do "TXT in 100 Seconds"
After 100s of css and js please make 100s of c++
There is no self closing, self contained, they are called void elements. Anyway great content, make a video about the origins of unicode and utf, surrogate key pairs and unicode encoding with utf
How can i make my own spotify for free⭐
Please make a video to introduce C #
It’s 103 seconds not 100
Professionals watching this like, We don't need to watch this but the amount of respect for HTML told me, JUST DO ITTT.
Wohoo! Javascript is coming!
Tomorrow i have an exam in html, i will enter the exam with just studying this video.
How'd it go?
We need "WebWorkers in 100 seconds".
89 dislike from Programmers
JSON in 10 seconds please
HTML5 in 100 seconds ✔️
jQuery in 100 seconds ✔️
BUT NO BOOTSTRAP CSS IN 100 SECONDS???
the only *real* programing language
Haters: Ok, but you can't do this video, with only 30 secs!!!
Fireship: Yes, I can't, but I have other choice: HTML for the Haters in 100 Seconds.
Haters: No, that's not true... THAT'S IMPOSSIBLE!
This was looooong overdue.
Just stumbled across your channel and I am already a huge fan. Earned my sub without a doubt
Best programming language
When there is no video ideas:
0:00
Probably the best spent 100 seconds of my time in youtube today. Thanks dude!
This video is making me question whether I watch these 100 seconds videos for the actual content or just for that voice... Could you try making a 100 seconds of just reading the dictionary? That should clear things up.