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General Tech Technology & Software 3 years ago
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manpreet 3 years ago
The answer is yes, the HTML you generate is all the browser cares about. It doesn't care whether it is coming straight from an HTML file, or being generated via a script or programming language. All of that processing happens on the server, and then the HTML stream is presented to the user's browser.
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3 years ago
What makes a server side web technology (like classic ASP, ASP.NET Web Forms, MVC and so on..) browser compatible or incompatible? Is it just the HTML which is generated makes all the difference or some more things?
In theory, if I write a code which generates HTML markup text (along with required javascript etc.) which all modern browsers support and give it back to browser to render, will that make my code compatible with modern browser?