Join us as we explore the mystical realm of HTML and CSS coders who know everything—well, almost everything!
Behold the HTML coders, who wield the sacred tags like `
`, crafting the most magnificent web pages. Ask them about JavaScript, and they'll stare blankly, clutching their div tags like a lifebuoy. "Who needs interactivity?" they declare, “When you can have the perfect heading structure?”
CSS coders are a colorful bunch, with their scrolls of styles and elaborate classes. "Why bother with frameworks or preprocessors?" they chant. "We have `.flex` and `.grid`! That's all you need!" Their enchanting spells only work in the land of Chrome, and they will adamantly argue that Internet Explorer is a myth.
In a universe where React, Node.js, and Python reign supreme, our brave HTML and CSS warriors venture not. “Backend? What’s that? Isn’t it just the place where my CSS doesn’t load?” they muse. Their world revolves around colors and margins, blissfully unaware of the chaos beyond their borders.
Whenever they hear the term "full-stack," they assume it refers to an all-you-can-eat buffet of fonts and styles. “Sure, I can style your entire website!” they exclaim, completely overlooking the backend APIs and database queries lurking in the shadows. They are the kings and queens of the front end, and they prefer to keep it that way.