You think HTML isn't a programming language? Tell that to the guy wrote js to check if a hidden div contained the word True inside its tag before it fired.

I checked if a text file contains a certain value so text is also a programming language ? I’ll call it utf-8 - - ...

What does a guy writing JavaScript have to do with HTML?

Who’s that man? Give me a name and I will tell him that HTML isn’t a programming language!

No sorry, your logic is off.

This really annoys me for several reasons. General tone and aims aside, here are three reasons:

1) Html has no conditionals. It cannot be a programming language.

2) JavaScript is not html; they are extremely different things, and are completely separate.

3) Your entire argument is a logical fallacy.

You say HTML is a programming language?

Just prove me your algorithm to convert any "HTML-progam" into an "x-program" and vice versa with x being another programming language as C, java, python or a classic while-programm or a turingmachine...
Then and only then i believe you x'D

The only way I could see an XML kind of document be a programming language was if some lower language used the input as commands (kinda like python)

How do you create variables in HTML? Or perform a loop? Or anything like that?

@ArcaneEye are you doing this using the native tools??

@Root HTML actually had conditionals. Or better said IE did it's own thing again, back in the days. Not that this makes it a programming language.^^

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/...(v=vs.85).aspx
(Of course, i know.. 2012.. but still.^^)

@Enbaku wtf, why should this be hard?^^
while(dafuq) { statements } equals to <while conditional="dafuq"> statements </while> and shit like that.

Isn't there even this weird XLST shiteroo which tries so hard to be something like a programming language for datasets in MARKUP?

But i share the wtf-attitude of this thread. Don't call a markup an algorithm.^^

@ArcaneEye not really... It's just my friend was praising it that it was very good and easy to use.