Haven’t tried them but I can see these features being really useful for screen reader users.
I like the safety aspect of QUERY. Having CDNs cache based off the semantics of the content might be a hard ask. I wonder if this might lead to a standards based query language being designed and a push for CDNs to…
I find the semantic web stuff is really interesting but it seems to have more success where there are complex up-front data modeling and collaboration requirements, maybe between orgs. There is a Genome database out…
The URL is not a HTTP method.
These elements have non-presentational definitions in the current spec. A screen reader could make use of the semantic difference between <strong> and <b>, even though desktop browsers default to presenting them the…
I tried solid and I didn't find it intuitive. Having your data behind proxies introduces more ceremony when splitting / combining props. I felt I was just moving the trade-off React makes when feeding a deps list to…
Are you against using something like json-ld, hal,... for embedding links? Adding arbitrary hx- attributes to html which require a javascript application to make use of comes across as un-RESTful as doing so in json to…
That looks like a better way of doing it.
No idea
Surely, when you are writing little 150+ line js programs in your html attributes you have to start considering if Alpine.js is the right tool for the job. https://devdojo.com/pines/docs/select
That doesn’t describe mithril which is on the list though
Hey mate, you need to try a web browser. I found my experience using the Internet greatly improved when I stopped trying to parse the html documents myself.
> Oh wow, you seem to have come out of reading this blog post still extremely confused. Yea, guilty of not reading the article properly sorry. I now get what you are saying about not using the status to drive what forms…
Have you looked into JSON-ld? Sure it is an extension of json but it has a formal specification which solves all the problems you have with your json examples, specifically the out-of-band issue you have with your json…
Haven’t tried them but I can see these features being really useful for screen reader users.
I like the safety aspect of QUERY. Having CDNs cache based off the semantics of the content might be a hard ask. I wonder if this might lead to a standards based query language being designed and a push for CDNs to…
I find the semantic web stuff is really interesting but it seems to have more success where there are complex up-front data modeling and collaboration requirements, maybe between orgs. There is a Genome database out…
The URL is not a HTTP method.
These elements have non-presentational definitions in the current spec. A screen reader could make use of the semantic difference between <strong> and <b>, even though desktop browsers default to presenting them the…
I tried solid and I didn't find it intuitive. Having your data behind proxies introduces more ceremony when splitting / combining props. I felt I was just moving the trade-off React makes when feeding a deps list to…
Are you against using something like json-ld, hal,... for embedding links? Adding arbitrary hx- attributes to html which require a javascript application to make use of comes across as un-RESTful as doing so in json to…
That looks like a better way of doing it.
No idea
Surely, when you are writing little 150+ line js programs in your html attributes you have to start considering if Alpine.js is the right tool for the job. https://devdojo.com/pines/docs/select
That doesn’t describe mithril which is on the list though
Hey mate, you need to try a web browser. I found my experience using the Internet greatly improved when I stopped trying to parse the html documents myself.
> Oh wow, you seem to have come out of reading this blog post still extremely confused. Yea, guilty of not reading the article properly sorry. I now get what you are saying about not using the status to drive what forms…
Have you looked into JSON-ld? Sure it is an extension of json but it has a formal specification which solves all the problems you have with your json examples, specifically the out-of-band issue you have with your json…