- I think it's orders of magnitude easier, we have abandoned easy and semantically significative HTML years ago ~thanks~ to frameworks like React. I would say that fine-tuned LLMs are one feasible and fast approach to this problem.
- I'm using the subset of HTML useful for my scope, no more than 2-3 hours if you already know some HTML is enough.
- W3C is enough for a project of this size I suppose.
I think you have mixed up ordered and unordered lists? But a fun sounding project, good luck!
HTML is notoriously complicated to parse correctly.
* Is generating valid HTML documents as complicated/difficult?
* How much time did you spend on reading the HTML Standard?
* What resources did you use? MDN? The spec itself? LLMs?
- I think it's orders of magnitude easier, we have abandoned easy and semantically significative HTML years ago ~thanks~ to frameworks like React. I would say that fine-tuned LLMs are one feasible and fast approach to this problem.
- I'm using the subset of HTML useful for my scope, no more than 2-3 hours if you already know some HTML is enough.
- W3C is enough for a project of this size I suppose.