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Separation of concerns is a design principle.
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Sense user-agent to determine HTML - Keep HTML and Logic separate?
Your absolutely correct with your thinking, yes you absolutely need to keep them separate.
However, it doesn't need to be as hard as you might think it is, in order to get your layout working correct …
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Is this a good practice or not?
I'm going to start flat out by saying after more than 30 years experience writing software and working in I.T in general, I have NEVER, EVER yet found a good reason for concatenating data coming out o …
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