Since its humble origins, the Div has had to learn to coexist with mankind. At times, for benefit of one, at times the other, sometimes both, sometimes neither. The internet has come a long way, and with each new framework, build tool, and deployment services, the distance between developers and users grows.

In this talk, we'll fill some knowledge gaps with a time travelling journey from the early days to present day web development. We'll follow a humble Div on its journey from conception in the editor, through its adolescent development phase, and finally out of a production deployment pipeline to the real world of public internet where it will face its ultimate destination, being used to render cute animals doing silly things in a user's browser.

It will cover what happens after you hit save, what build pipelines do, how do deployments work, getting things delivered to the user, and the steps the browser takes to actually render the page. By the end of this talk, you should have a better understanding of the following:
- Dev servers
- Bundlers
- Transpilers
- CI/CD
- DNS
- TCP/IP
- SSL/TLS
- HTTP
- Critical Render Path