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This is something that I had envisioned [0][1]. I haven't really worked on it lately, but one thing quickly became apparent: were it not for the Google-ificatio
by kodablah 6y ago
This is something that I had envisioned [0][1]. I haven't really worked on it lately, but one thing quickly became apparent: were it not for the Google-ification of AMP (e.g. how it's used, tags for ads, etc) they had the right idea. I think you can go a long way with a backwards compatible subset of HTML and CSS only taking the latest/best of both, disallowing JS, and having an explicit goal of ease of implementation.
0 - https://github.com/cretz/software-ideas/issues/92 https://github.com/cretz/software-ideas/issues/92
1 - https://github.com/cretz/narrow https://github.com/cretz/narrow
- elcritch 6y agoExactly, just a subset of only the modern elements of HTML & CSS with perhaps a simplified layout could go a long way. For example, if you're building a electron type application you don't need the whole gamut of HTML/CSS, but only a fast well supported subset, especially a subset that works well on GPU's. I've wondered if Servo could be useful for something like that.
- goto11 6y agoI note you want to support table markup in HTML but you don't want to support table layout in CSS. How are tables supposed to be rendered then?