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Coding Horror: HTML Validation: Does It Matter?
The interesting thing to do is to use Validation as a tool and not as a goal. Why my code is invalid? What is the source of errors? Which script, libraries, etc create invalid code?
So basically for me it helps me to create a better framework or script at the source. I don't want to validate every pages, but I want to be sure that the page which are produced are valid. That means I have to create "checking steps" in my code, or to use the appropriate tools. For example using an xml library to replace an element by another more than doing a regex, checking and sanitize the input of forms, etc. etc.
karl on March 7, 2009 07:08 AM
I've switched from Tumblr to FriendFeed.
“I've switched from Tumblr to FriendFeed. The bookmarklet seems to be good enough by now, so why not. I've also told Feedburner to poll a cleaned-up version of my FF feed (remove some unwanted services and sanitize the display of the items) and redirected my Tumblr page to here.”
I have the feeling that we get bored about a service more quickly than before...
2008
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2005
RAA - htmlsanitize
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