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>he doesn’t program his dynamic web applications entirely in C

>>1068352

I mean as a student still using java, no, no I don't.

what's your point compensation fag.

>>1068358

>Student

>Java

What else? A jew?

>>1068331 (OP)

> compiler for html

Do you mean text editor? I used (Neo)vim, but that's mostly a power tool that takes a while to get proficient with it. You can work through the tutorial (type vimtutor in your shell) and get going within less than an hour, but it takes time to learn all its powerful features.

> I'm getting tired of using a txt file with no error handling

There is no error handling in HTML, browsers will consume whatever garbage and try to fix it. What you want is a validator that will scan your code and check it for errors.

https://validator.w3.org/

You can also run it offline from your shell.

https://validator.w3.org/docs/install.html

The best way would be to hook up your text editor to run the validator automatically and display errors in a list. That's one of those advanced Vim features I was talking about, but other editors have something similar for sure.

>>1068389

>What you want is a validator

What he wants is the recommendation to use XHTML where the browser stops parsing and spouts out the error when his XML is broken.

Sage for fucking HTML thread.

>>1068331 (OP)

CLANG

The rust compiler is too slow and gcc is buggy. You might want to use Flexx and Bison to make your own.

>>1068405

>The rust compiler is too slow

The rust compiler is LLVM.

What is Clang? Also LLVM you stupid nigger.

PHP can be "transpiled". You can translate it to C++ and compile it. I think it was developed by facebook.

For client side scripting you can use WASM. Yes web assembly. That runs sandboxed.

>>1068412

Hip Hop transpiler for PHP.