> Here's a pro tip from a seasoned veteran of web development: if you want to do something really remarkable on a computer, you don't write it in HTML. You write it in C.
I guess that would explain why the site looks like garbage.
What if you wrote it in C but it outputs HTML?
There's a hot new technology for accomplishing this called the Common Gateway Interface. Apache has an experimental new module that supports this, but I'd wait to see if this mod_cgi thing sticks around for a while before relying on it.
I stopped reading right there. I don't know if this is satire or not, or what...
Hmm well it's all inline styling...
He's simplifying for dramatic effect.
You crunch data on the backend in C. Output the results in HTML. Sounds good to me. We all use PHP, Ruby, or Python for the back end. I see nothing wrong with using C if you're good at it - well written C is faster.