Selectors break all the time — redesigns, framework migrations, DOM churn. Linkism is a new protocol that introduces persistent element addressing (lid://) to make UI elements stable over time.
RFC Spec v1.0 just went live with support for:
-Framework migrations (React → Vue → Svelte)
-Offline resolution with SCR bundles
-Graceful fallback when selectors change
-Simple implementation in any language (JS, Rust, etc.)
Curious to hear feedback from this community on whether persistent selectors could become a shared standard, or if there are edge cases I haven't accounted for.
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[ 18.0 ms ] story [ 493 ms ] threadRFC Spec v1.0 just went live with support for: -Framework migrations (React → Vue → Svelte)
-Offline resolution with SCR bundles
-Graceful fallback when selectors change
-Simple implementation in any language (JS, Rust, etc.)
Curious to hear feedback from this community on whether persistent selectors could become a shared standard, or if there are edge cases I haven't accounted for.