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> 90% of what happens in a UI is ubiquitous across software. Buttons are clicked, images are positioned. Thing is, there are countless fun ways to reimagine ba
by slver 5y ago
> 90% of what happens in a UI is ubiquitous across software. Buttons are clicked, images are positioned.
Thing is, there are countless fun ways to reimagine basics like "buttons are clicked, images are positioned". But that's not an app. And the long tail of everything you need in order to get from clicking buttons to a useful app is what makes a "real" language like JS (and in bigger projects TS) necessary.
Unfortunately a lot of what is presented is already enabled by JS, if you don't get hung up on things like do you separate tokens with spaces or dots.
- yepthatsreality 5y agoI don’t think hyperscript disables more complex cases if you need it, but it’s just that most of the time you don’t. Most of the nuance will be in the design at the css level. Everything else is an abstraction of a form or a list.