Goes to show that the "just do x, dipshit" (HTML, vanilla JS, etc.) rhetoric/framing carries literally zero weight.
Ah, the roadblocks are coming back to me. The first was using </* as the marker for the end tag of a JSXG element. It worked, but it seemed like it wouldn't be too well received as parsers today treat /* as a comment in…
re: syntax, I agree, it's stopped me from ever trying React/JSX-based frameworks, which I am sure is an over-reaction. I have a POC syntax extension (babel parser fork) I named JSXG where I introduced "generator…
Goes to show that the "just do x, dipshit" (HTML, vanilla JS, etc.) rhetoric/framing carries literally zero weight.
Ah, the roadblocks are coming back to me. The first was using </* as the marker for the end tag of a JSXG element. It worked, but it seemed like it wouldn't be too well received as parsers today treat /* as a comment in…
re: syntax, I agree, it's stopped me from ever trying React/JSX-based frameworks, which I am sure is an over-reaction. I have a POC syntax extension (babel parser fork) I named JSXG where I introduced "generator…