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I can't wait to do JS-in-CSS-in-JS!

• _Microft 5y ago
  ... running in the sandbox of a browser in a VM and getting streamed to your local PC from a super-computer in the cloud.
  • fallat 5y ago
    Aren't we in a Mighty exciting time!
• jrochkind1 5y ago
  The Houdini APIs are not really about "JS in CSS". They are about extending CSS features (like adding new features to CSS, new keywords or what have you) by providing a JS implementation at runtime.
  • ihuman 5y ago
    But you can use it to write JS in CSS and then eval it (although you probably shouldn't) https://css-houdini.rocks/js-in-css https://css-houdini.rocks/js-in-css (only works in Chrome)
    • jrochkind1 5y ago
      OK, good point! And neat demo, thanks! I guess if you can add features to CSS, you can add a feature to have evaluatable JS! And that is a pretty neat demo. It is not the main targeted use case of Houdini though! (And I'm gonna go out on a limb and say the Houdini devs would say it's a bad idea as more than a cool toy!)