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Handwritten-style list titled "Web Development Acronyms: A Convenient Reference List" with acronyms in red and jokey meanings. CSS: Cascading Something Something. HTTP: Hyper Text Thingy Protocol. HTTPS: Hyper Text Thingy Protocol but Special. HTML: Hyper Text (Mumble) Language. DOM: The Domcument. URL: Umm... Resource Locator. JSON: Javascript's Son. PNG: Picture? No... Graphics? SVG: Somekinda Vector, I'm…

Web Development Acronyms: A Totally Honest Reference List

A tongue-in-cheek cheat sheet of web development acronyms like HTML, CSS, JSON and SQL, defined as the vague guesses developers secretly make. Great for anyone who learned the web in the dial-up days.

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Handwritten-style list titled "Web Development Acronyms: A Convenient Reference List" with acronyms in red and jokey meanings. CSS: Cascading Something Something. HTTP: Hyper Text Thingy Protocol. HTTPS: Hyper Text Thingy Protocol but Special. HTML: Hyper Text (Mumble) Language. DOM: The Domcument. URL: Umm... Resource Locator. JSON: Javascript's Son. PNG: Picture? No... Graphics? SVG: Somekinda Vector, I'm…

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