Or it's new superset, Datastar! ;)
You're right. It was solved with Silverlight - declarative UIs in XAML. No CSS. Strongly typed C#. The downside was you needed to install the plugin. So there are better ways than HTML/CSS/JS but we're stuck with them,…
View transition API helps mitigate this. But datastar (they just released v1 2 days ago) is even better. MPA, server-rendered, but with client-side reactivity pushed from the server via SSE. It's pretty impressive -…
Or it's new superset, Datastar! ;)
You're right. It was solved with Silverlight - declarative UIs in XAML. No CSS. Strongly typed C#. The downside was you needed to install the plugin. So there are better ways than HTML/CSS/JS but we're stuck with them,…
View transition API helps mitigate this. But datastar (they just released v1 2 days ago) is even better. MPA, server-rendered, but with client-side reactivity pushed from the server via SSE. It's pretty impressive -…