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I did a lot of work on HNES for performance, and most of it was assigning meaning to HN's markup. I don't know if it's intentionally opaque or what, but this is
by ibejoeb 8y ago
I did a lot of work on HNES for performance, and most of it was assigning meaning to HN's markup. I don't know if it's intentionally opaque or what, but this is just the way it is. The javascript and the html are bound together.
It's terse and effective, I suppose, but it was really interesting measuring pixels to judge comment nesting.
The JS itself is fine. It's the markup that's a mess.