OCTADE on Nostr: A fund of HTML5 and CSS3 design decisions seem strange to me. All they had to do with ...
A fund of HTML5 and CSS3 design decisions seem strange to me.
All they had to do with CSS is allow the developer to pack the interface the same way Tkinter figured out 25 years ago.
But nooooo ... they give us halfway measures so I end up having to mix flexbox with grid and visibility: with hidden: and whitespace with HTML escapes, and other wonky things.
To their credit, they finally rolled out custom elements without needing to use Javascript to employ them. This solves a lot of code readability pain. Good job, team HTML.
All they had to do with CSS is allow the developer to pack the interface the same way Tkinter figured out 25 years ago.
But nooooo ... they give us halfway measures so I end up having to mix flexbox with grid and visibility: with hidden: and whitespace with HTML escapes, and other wonky things.
To their credit, they finally rolled out custom elements without needing to use Javascript to employ them. This solves a lot of code readability pain. Good job, team HTML.