> “We need to address the undervaluing of HTML and CSS for what it is: gender bias.“
And with that, an interesting article, putting forth an already controversial proposition, lost any hope of rising above a comment flame war.
And with that, an interesting article, putting forth an already controversial proposition, lost any hope of rising above a comment flame war.
> I think I disagree with half that statement. I agree that HTML is undervalued, but I've never seen that as gender bias along that line. [...] I think it's an issue of, "declarative languages simply can't be hard"