Web Dudes - must watch!

[Timmy!]

If you are a web designer/coder, you have to watch this! It's hilarious!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0qMe7Z3EYg

He gives Web 101 right in his rap!

[da.bell]

[da.bell]

Now that is funny.... But so true.

[G-MONEY]

errrrrrrrrrrrr

no youtube at the new job

[ragboy]

Thanks for the link, thats funny. What's even more funny, is he was pretty much right on.

[Timmy!]

One thing that is really questionable is the mention of using the <strong> tag instead of a <b> tag. I don't think <b> is deprecated is it?

[ragboy]

no, I don't think it will ever be. strong is just better for SEO.

[da.bell]

From what I understand <b></b> was more web 1.0 while <strong></strong> is more web 2.0 compliant.

[Timmy!]

no, I don't think it will ever be. strong is just better for SEO.

Ok, I'm with ya now....search engines, I only create internal sites so I don't have to worry about them!

[ragboy]

Its not a compatibility, compliance or web 2.0 thing, the best way to look it is that <i> and <b> is used for DISPLAY, and <strong> <em> is used for EMPHASIS. So for SEO, you can use <b> when you don't want to bring attention to SEO, but display BOLD. Use strong when you want the search engine to key on the terms. You can even use CSS to make strong not display different at all, so you can have engine key in on keywords without displaying them bold. If you don't care about seo, <b> and <i> are just as good, and I don't think will ever be deprecated.

[da.bell]

Got it... That is why I web program intRAnet applications.

[Timmy!]

Got it... That is why I web program intRAnet applications.

I'm with ya!

[Matt Garcia]

Ha that's pretty cool.