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I think that’s a very understandable reaction, and I had the same initially. But, there are upsides to using a proprietary format over HTML: 1. Encoding behavi
by manmal 4y ago
I think that’s a very understandable reaction, and I had the same initially. But, there are upsides to using a proprietary format over HTML:
1. Encoding behavior in custom components without resorting to Turing complete languages (JS), such that custom components (eg DatePicker)
2. Dependencies between components, like rules, become possible: If textfield A is empty, disable button B.
3. Access to native APIs that are not (yet) implemented in browsers.