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I've been using this style - with some tweaks - for web apps too. I don't think I have it completely figured out yet, but it's promising so far. You can view th
by aparks517 4y ago
I've been using this style - with some tweaks - for web apps too. I don't think I have it completely figured out yet, but it's promising so far. You can view the source of http://lofi.limo/ http://lofi.limo/ to see how it's working out.
- jaywalk 4y agoI feel like this style just makes it harder to read and understand the HTML. But hey, if it works for you, great.
- sph 4y agoThis is the output of an app/templating system, i.e. not a single HTML page. Have you ever read the HTML of any dynamically generated page? It's unreadable.
- jaywalk 4y ago> This is the output of an app/templating system, i.e. not a single HTML page. I don't think that's correct. The article is literally talking about how to write HTML, and explaining the benefits of writing it in this style.
- julianlam 4y ago> Have you ever read the HTML of any dynamically generated page? It's unreadable. Not with that attidude... if you write consistently and with intention, it turns out just fine. Check out the source for https://try.nodebb.org https://try.nodebb.org, for example. Dynamically generated, (mostly) syntactically correct, (mostly) human readable.
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- ryanbrunner 4y agoAll the HTML code in the app I maintain is pretty readable. At some point of complexity any HTML is difficult to parse, but if I hand-wrote a page in my app I think the HTML would be largely the same.