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README.md

Sufyaan's Website (sufyaan.cyou)

Greetings!

sufyaan.cyou is a website that was created by Sufyaan (TitanElectrons). I am interested in computing, free software, design and the UNIX philosophy. I post on this website's blog regularly, more than any other website. It includes the following pages:

Technologies Used

  • HTML - structure of website
  • CSS - style of website

Why no JavaScript?

Nowadays, most websites are incredibly bloated. A website designed to show you information quickly is slowed down by JavaScript. Even more shockingly, the website does not need JavaScript but the developers of the website try to do everything else they can to make the website load faster. They try minifying HTML & CSS to save space, they try optimizing their cache policies to make their website faster and even use a CDN. However, they never think about stopping the use of unnecessary JavaScript (JavaScript should only be used when needed). This, in my opinion, is not good and we should go back to the olden days of the web when all websites used to load in a snap and also look just as good as today's websites.