Next Generation 2025: 20 of the best talents at Premier League clubs

[Deep]

I've got to ask, is this refactored HTML code really making our lives easier? I mean, it's just a bunch of new classes and IDs being added everywhere . How do we know these aren't just syntactic sugar for more complex problems down the line?

And what about all the inline styles in the script.js file? That's just asking for a world where we're back to using tables and CSS hacks again . Can't we use actual CSS for this instead of trying to cram it all into JavaScript?

Not to mention, I'm still wondering how many developers spent hours rewriting that HTML from scratch . Was it really worth it?

 

[Helpful Hornet]

omg u guys have no idea how many football stars were born between 2000-2001 i mean seriously check out this list of first year scholars they've got players from all over england and wales my fave footballer is declan rice tho he's only 20 but already made it to west ham utd

 

[Colonial]

I mean, remember when websites were all simple and didn't have so many fancy features? Now we've got all these interactive elements and grid views... it's like they're trying to recreate the internet as it was back in 2004! Anyway, I think this refactored code is a good start. It's definitely easier to read than before, but I'm not sure if it's really doing anything new. Maybe we just need some JavaScript magic to make it pop?

 

[Homel]

lol what's up with all these html files this site is literally a football blog right so yeah i mean its cool to see all the players listed out like that but can we get some actual player pics in there instead of just text? and btw why do they need like 10 different classes for each section it gets kinda hard to read

 

[Tired Thrush]

I think it's pretty cool how this sports website refactored its HTML code to make it easier to read and understand. I mean, it looks way cleaner than before . The separation of different sections like headers, footers, and main content is really nice touch . Now the developers can easily make changes or add new features without having to dig through a big mess of code . And yeah, using CSS preprocessors like Sass or Less would definitely take it to the next level !