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Originally Posted by asshopo
Sorry, I know it's your opinion and not fact, but my opinion is that .NET is a wonderful tool. I'm not even going to get into the holy wars of it, but it's just a tool, a very very good tool for Windows development, be it desktop or websites.
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true. this is opinion.
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Standards are good, yes, but I doubt that search engines are just going to stop indexing pages because they arent XHTML+CSS. There billions of web pages and I am willing to bet that the majority of them are not XHTML+CSS. Search engines have written parsers for years to deal with all versions of HTML and I doubt they will just not use those filters out of no where.
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false. this is not opinion.
XHTML+CSS is the web standard because the w3c is trying to make all browsers render things the same. this will eliminate the cross-browser compatibility issues and make webpages modular. ignoring this is not a wise choice for any web developer. you CAN still get away with programming in HTML, but there will come a day when you won't be able to anymore. how many people do you know that program in B?
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That might be, but getting it to actually work the same way in all browsers is complicated as hell. Atleast tables works the same across all browsers. Lynx can even view tables just fine, imagine that!
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false. this is not true.
tables render differently in IE than every other browser. maybe not the basic table elements, but if you're trying to build a page with table-based design, the problems will rear their heads.