If you’re like me — loving standard Web Components and performance, but missing the React functional component model — then you’ll be interested in this small library I made: github.com/dsolimando/e....
It’s based on the excellent #uhtml library for signals and reactivity. #webcomponent #webstandard
Beitrag zur #Schulmediation im #mediationsblog-wir-wern-kan-richter-brauchen des #webstandard
www.derstandard.at/story/300000...
german: gerade endeckt bei @brucel.bsky.social #ReadingList #HTML attribute command und commandfor #a11y #webstandard
https://sprungmarker.de/html-attribute-command/
german: gerade endeckt bei @brucel.bsky.social #ReadingList #HTML attribute command und commandfor #a11y #webstandard
https://sprungmarker.de/html-attribute-command/
Just randomly thinking about how I can write a valid HTML page and it will work on any browser, and on any server, on the internet.
It would be really cool if any ActivityPub post I made essentially followed the same expectation, wouldn’t it?
#activitypub #html #http #webstandard #opensocialweb
built-in HTML-Elements. You can roughly think of it like React Components, but with plain VanillaJS.
developer.chrome.com/docs/css-ui/declarative-...
#webdevelopment #webstandard
#standards #webstandard #xfn #xhtmlfriendsnetwork
Friendly reminder how creepy some early standards were which tried to show connections between websites and the people running them.
The 'XFN 1.1 relationships meta data profile' standard defines rel="me" >>
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Das Webstandards Curriculum wandert, berichtet @Flocke: grochtdreis.de/weblog/2011/07/15/das-we... Und das ist gut so. #webstandard #w3c #wiki