this is very good, very simple and very informative, I love people who are not afraid to share their knowledge while they are still learning yet they are not ashamed to say that they don't know every thing
Agree with you mate. It truly shows the effort the presenter put into learning and understanding these stuff to be able to deliver all of them in a concise and clear manner. 20 minutes of my time well spent.
No one is perfect, no one knows everything. I hate lectures where the lecturer is telling the audience "ask me whatever you want during the lecture and I will answer you" and then when people start asking questions, that lecturer starts answering them even if he's not capable to do it. In my opinion if you're not able to answer a question, just say it as it is, it's much better to do that rather than giving a wrong information that's based on your thoughts and you're not completely sure about it. I just have a lot of experience at university where even professors trying to answer a question give a completely wrong information to the audience just because saying "i don't actually know" would make them look stupid. Well, it doesn't. But giving wrong information does.
what's the different between parsing and render? I always confuse those 2. From some source, render could also mean painting..? but here 3:36 those 2 are clearly different things.
Parsing is the process which is done after tokenization which happens for both Html and CSS. Once parse tree for html and css is completed, render tree will be constructed with the help of these two which is used for layout.
Wow. Is this guy a native speaker? Because it's first when I'm listening something in English at 1.5x speed. And I understand everything. Perfect diction.
These people have a lot of rhetoric without really saying anything! All a browser is a software that needs to be installed in a computer and it consists of a program that takes html language documents from anywhere (servers or locally) to be displayed. It consist of a menu and a field where you put in Universal Resource Locater to get what you want to see.
Ur comment is a lot of words for saying nothing. It's really simple, actually. A browser is just a thingy that goes pling plong and then u have that ⌛ turning around and then u see a World Wide Website.
