HyperText Markup Language: FROM HTLM 5 TO APPs
HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. In computing, it's a standard format for documents circulating on the World Wide Web (WWW); it has been in use since 1989. HTML documents contain two types of information: the information displayed on the screen (text, images, etc.) and the codes (tags), transparent to the user, that indicate how that information should be displayed. To create an HTML document, you simply need an ASCII code editor and to type the text and the necessary tags. You can also use dedicated editors that automatically insert the tags corresponding to the text format or images you insert; almost all modern word processors include this feature. THE CONTENT CREATOR'S BOOK Streaming series, live events, podcasts, digital animation, monetization, and influencers. Versión en eBook HTML is a subset of SGML (an acronym for Standard Generalized Markup Language), which is a device-independent page description standard, allowing the document's v...