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Ok, so as someone new-ish to web programming, how should I understand the current relevance of 2012's Extensible Web Manifesto, and the dissatisfaction you're e
by an1sotropy 5y ago
Ok, so as someone new-ish to web programming, how should I understand the current relevance of 2012's Extensible Web Manifesto, and the dissatisfaction you're expressing about <datalist> and about Web Components?
I'm sure it's due to a failure of imagination, maybe my own or maybe more widespread, but I don't actually know what you'd rather have, since it seems that there is still no concrete (even experimental) prototypes for kind of custom elements that you're envisioning. What am I missing?
- Vinnl 5y agoSo I'd prefer either: - built-in elements that cover common elements like autocompletes or typeahead elements that allow e.g. the inclusion of images and formatting with their suggestions, or - custom elements to work well enough in practice that those elements would have been created by third parties and would be widely used now. I don't know whether the latter is actually possible, but I'm lamenting the fact that a focus on that goal seems to have coincided with hardly any attention being given to the former.