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Throughout the Webmaking 101 challenges you'll be writing a lot of code and you'll be doing it with your own fair hands. When you write your code ( instead of having software to do it for you) it is referred to as "coding by hand". In this challenge you're going to take that phrase literally. To complete this challenge you've got to complete three tasks. It should take you about half an hour of your time. You'll need a sketchbook or paper, a pen of some description and some means of taking a digital photograph.
Spend the last five minutes of time looking for other peoples blog posts on the challenge discussion page and leave comments for them. If you can find any errors in peoples work mention it to them, but do so in a way that you'd like people to do to you.
I've commented on several blogs, great work everyone!
One thing I've noticed is the placement of "<body>, </body>"
It's good to pay close attention to placement since we are using HTML 5 now.
It seems that writing code by hand is now one of my passions!
I look forward to working more with all of you!
Just curious after reading your comment... How is HTML5 affected by the <body> tags? (I'm so new to this, so I'm interested to know more.)
I commented here http://www.ngbuzzblog.com/2012/12/school-of-webcraft-html-by-hand-task.html
I'd love a little feedback as well
you can find my blog @ http://joshwhorn.wordpress.com
Thanks!!
That's great!
Remember, the spacing of your objects does matter.
Your code should look exactly as follows.
...
</head>
<body> *notice the spacing here*
<h1>blahblahblah<h1>
<p>
Double blah
</p>
</body> *Remember Spacing*
</html>
Other than spacing it's great!
Remembering the code is most important and is the hardest part! I'm no expert but I love to help wherever I can.
Have fun coding!
Here's my feedback: http://simpledeveloper.wordpress.com/2012/12/27/html-101-hello-world
Hope I can get some as well from you guys - http://webcraft.lets-volt.in
http://www.ngbuzzblog.com/2012/12/school-of-webcraft-html-by-hand-task.html#comment-form
My feedback is there, but upon approval from the Publisher.
I gave some feedback here: http://carlostrujilloweb.blogspot.co.uk/2013/01/webmaking-101.html
I liked his post and what he's trying to do.
My reply on Joel's Blog - http://www.ngbuzzblog.com/2012/12/school-of-webcraft-html-by-hand-task.html
I commented on the following blog:
http://nick4p2pu.wordpress.com/2012/12/08/here-we-go/
I commented on a blog, http://borzislav.wordpress.com/2012/12/08/writing-html-code-by-hand/comment-page-1/#comment-18.
I have commented on two blog posts and I am very excited about this adventure with you guys! Please drop me a line or two on Simple developer blog and dont forget to leave a link to yours so I can check it out soon!
Thanks
I commented on
http://nick4p2pu.wordpress.com/2012/12/08/here-we-go/.
Thank you and your comment approved.
Cheers!
I commented on: http://nick4p2pu.wordpress.com/2012/12/08/here-we-go/comment-page-1/#comment-6 Check out their blog
Good show Ramel. I had a chance to go over your material, and it looks like its spot on. Good show!
http://www.ngbuzzblog.com/2012/12/school-of-webcraft-html-by-hand-task.html
My comment for S Briggs
Here is my comment for Borzislav:
http://borzislav.wordpress.com/2012/12/08/writing-html-code-by-hand/comment-page-1/#comment-9
I completed this task here: http://borzislav.wordpress.com/2012/12/08/writing-html-code-by-hand/comment-page-1/#comment-7
Your handwritten code looks good. How many tries did you take?
However, I'd suggest making the indentations – it simply helps later on when reading the code.
