Time for action – creating the HTML file
The first component we will build is our base HTML file, app.html. We will keep our HTML as clean as possible. It should contain only markup. There should not be any styling or blocks of script mixed in it. Keeping markup, style, and behavior separated will make your applications easier to debug and maintain. For example, if there is a problem with the way something looks, we will know the problem is in the CSS file and not the JavaScript file. Another benefit is that you can completely restyle the user interface of your application by changing the CSS without ever touching its functionality.
Here is the markup for our base HTML file. All it does is include our CSS and JavaScript as well as the jQuery library, ...
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