Welcome to Syntax. Today we have a fundamental show for you again. These are shows that we do every now and then about fundamentals about different types of programming. We have them on TypeScript and JavaScript and CSS and we've got quite a few of them and we realize we actually haven't done a full-blown

HTML Fundamentals episode just yet and that is one of the very first building blocks that you learn and

having a good base to build your house upon is crucial. So here we are today we're

going to talk to you all about why good

at HTML is important, a good structure, what does

semantic elements mean, and just basically how do you, when you're

authoring a website or a web app, how do you tackle that and make your

HTML look like onions which is a good thing by the way. That saying

saying onions is only a reference that like people from the Toronto G. T. A area

I get. Maybe I should explain it because I often will say like ooh onions. Chuck Skorski who is the commentator for the

raptors on TV whenever a if you just Google onions baby onions you'll find like all these highlight reels of like that crazy

Vince Carter doing like wild stuff back in I don't know when was Vince Carter through

the legs underneath the leg yeah and Chuck Sworski would just go onions, baby onions.

And it's like, you can throw out.

It's so good it makes you cry. Is that?

Oh, maybe. I never considered it. I just am I'm very, I love slang that is like when somebody throws out a slang that I've never heard but you kind of

understand I like I read urban dictionary like at least once a week just to sort of

get new new one liners saying, it's so good.

Do you read her dictionary?

I almost always pull it up when my wife says something

that she does not understand the meaning behind

because she works in a school, right?

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