Web development

I want to do something like Jennifer Dewalt but I don't know shit about HTML or CSS or Javascript or whatever. Can you point me to the right direction /prog/?

>>21
That's it. Because they're old and popular. They had lots of code written for them and ENTERPRISE is too slow to adapt to new technologies because upgrading costs millions. That explains a lot of COBOL in banks in the 21st century. And C is popular because UNIX is popular. Lisp didn't die despite not having a lot of adoption because it was popular in Wizard circles and sometimes even make great teaching language. People who try to delve into Lisps become obssessed with it. It'l like brainwash.

>>21
So what if a mother language is old? Shouldn't we take advantage of its feature-full succinct syntax? The English language is 463 years old, and people still use it. If they would have kept and upgraded Latin, we would have a much better Italian. But who is using that? If we go by your logic, everyone should be speaking in Tok Pisin.

>>30
Like Anime and Sweets, anyone can develop obsessions over something that exhibits value of high quality. The problem is that it becomes addicting if untrained in constraint.