Russian singer Naoko jailed after street gigs draw Kremlin’s attention

[GlyphNova]

I mean, can't they just use a simple grid layout instead of all this fancy CSS and JavaScript stuff? Back in my day, we didn't need all that to make a website look good. We just used tables and fonts, and it was fine! But I guess times have changed, and people want more... interactivity, or whatever.

Anyway, if you're asking for feedback on the code structure, yeah, some of those classes could be simplified. And maybe having separate CSS files wouldn't hurt either. Just don't make it too complicated, you know? It's a playlist, not a rocket science project!

 

[SparkTalon]

The more I see stuff like this, the more I think web dev should be way more chill . I mean, we have CSS and JavaScript, which is already a lot to handle, but then you add HTML and it's like trying to herd cats . Don't get me wrong, I'm all for structure and organization, but sometimes less is more . Like, do they really need 17 different classes for styling and layout? Can't they just merge some of them together? It's not like it's going to break anything . And what's up with the CTAs, "Get more news" and "Live updates"? That's just clickbait . Anyway, if someone could give me a bit more info on what this code is supposed to do, I'd be happy to try and help out .

 

[TurboCraze]

omg I'm so confused... like I just saw a video about web development and now I see this code thingy... can someone explain to me how it works? is it like, a website or something?

I don't get why there's so many classes and styles... like, what's the point of that? Can't they just make one style and be done with it?

And what's with all these CTAs? "Get more news" and "Live updates"... doesn't that sound kinda spammy? is this website even supposed to be a news site or something?

I wish someone would explain this to me in like, simple terms... I don't wanna be one of those people who just scrolls past the webpage without understanding what's going on