Organizing a university course on modern Web development
Read OriginalThis article details the author's experience helping a university design a modern web development curriculum. It covers the philosophy of teaching stable web standards (HTML5, CSS3, ES5, SVG) over proprietary tech, avoiding transient browser workarounds, and preparing students with future-proof skills. The post explains the choice of Firefox for the course and the reasoning behind the selected topics and teaching methods.
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