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I like it, though I guess the "implementation" for what JavaScript gets executed on a given custom HTML attribute set is "hardcoded" in the htmx lib. With SGML,
by tannhaeuser 6y ago
I like it, though I guess the "implementation" for what JavaScript gets executed on a given custom HTML attribute set is "hardcoded" in the htmx lib. With SGML, OTOH, you can have your own replacement content (JavaScript, other HTML, or whatever; it's just syntactical replacement). Would be an interesting experiment to implement the htmx vocabulary on top of SGML.