<hello />

Hello and welcome to devrant mate

@legionfrontier Command not understood.

Are you joking with the whole HTML engineer thing? This has to be a troll...

@Michelle well he wrote "CSS Specialist" to in his profile so perhaps He wishes to write something catchy as his username?

@Alice
I was hoping this was a joke...

@legionfrontier
I'm not even sure which is cringier.

@Michelle I dont know, look at mine and judge for yourself :P

Holy shit did I just become an engineer??!!

Life goal achieved ✅

@notcool I just hope He is not another bot/spammer, We had some of them not so long ago

@Alice
Imo HTML is nothing. If it's true, then anyone can become an HTML engineer. It doesn't even count as web dev.

@legionfrontier
A memelogist seems better than an HTML engineer :D

@notcool
I can't stop cringing haha.

But I should at least respect OP for not insulting us for being rude about his name.

Welcome HTML "engineer".

@notcool HTML6

@notcool there you go. 😂

@notcool also CSS4 and KotlinScript

Hello should be a web component thus it should actually be <Helllo />.

Your welcome.

@jonjoe I don't know these web copmonents. I only know HTML Engineering sorry.

Thank you for the warm welcome peeps. Haters gonna hate :)

@HTMLEngineer I'm no HTML "engineer" but I've never seen a Hello tag.
The <Hello /> is what is referred to as a web component in many frameworks.

@byte ok thanks

In html you can do <hello>text</hello> and most modern browser will treat it as div anyway. But it's not good to use custom one. @byte

I understand questioning the title (I also do), but the way you guys are doing is clear bullying. Stop attacking the guy/gal and develop some smart discussion around the topic.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
<!DOCTYPE comment SYSTEM "comment.dtd">
<comment>
<meta>
<user>BambuSource</user>
<url xmlns:xlink="https://devrant.com/users/...>
<timestamp>
<time>13:05</time>
<zone>MEZ</zone>
<date>27.11.2017</date>
</timestamp>
</meta>
<content>
Hey there, welcome to <a xmlns:xlink="https://devrant.com/">devRant</a>, have some <a xmlns:xlink="https://devrant.com/free-stickers">free Stickers</a>!
</content>
</comment>

Sorry @BambuSource you failed the HTML test with that one.
You didn’t write that on a phone I hope 😦

@C0D4 my intention. ^^

@byte https://codepen.io/Raybe/pen/YEOPNL

@BambuSource @C0D4 just watching this is a pain, I believe you didn't wrote that thing on your mobile. (please say NO)

@notcool oh yeah, I see, I was hoping for something like that.

@Aitkotw I wrote the xml one in the legendary hacker tool

notepad++

and the pen is a single element <hello /> styled :D

console.log("Yes, hello, and welcome to DevRant.);