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Feb 1 · 3 min read · When we write CSS, we are not directly styling the entire webpage. Instead, we are selecting specific HTML elements and telling the browser how they should look.This is why CSS selectors exist — they help us choose which elements to style. Without se...
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Feb 1 · 3 min read · When I first started writing HTML, it felt slow and repetitive. Typing <div></div> again and again, adding classes, nesting elements—it worked, but it wasn’t fun. This is where Emmet completely changes the game. Emmet helps you write less code and ge...
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Feb 1 · 3 min read · When we open any website, what we actually see is not magic—it’s HTML working quietly in the background. HTML is the first thing you should learn if you want to understand how websites are built. Before CSS makes things look pretty and JavaScript mak...
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Feb 1 · 3 min read · Whenever we send data over the internet—like opening a website or downloading a file—it doesn’t magically reach the other side perfectly. Data is broken into pieces and travels through many networks. Without rules, some pieces could be lost, arrive l...
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Feb 1 · 3 min read · When we use the internet—open a website, join a video call, or download a file—we don’t usually think about how data actually travels. But behind the scenes, the internet follows strict rules called protocols to make sure data reaches the right place...
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