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Title doesn't quite match the article. The central thesis, that the separation of structure, interactivity, and style is a good thing for users, is a separate
by mwexler 6y ago
Title doesn't quite match the article. The central thesis, that the separation of structure, interactivity, and style is a good thing for users, is a separate need than the need for different languages.
Sure, the languages are custom designed for each need, their differences engender separation, and decoupled domains means each can evolve at different rates. But none of that is necessary to separate interaction or style from structure through language constructs.