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When I look at quickJS, I am thinking: Can we design a DOM, minimal enough, but good enough for a new "web", with ultra stable ABIs/APIs in time, which would no
by sylware 3y ago
When I look at quickJS, I am thinking: Can we design a DOM, minimal enough, but good enough for a new "web", with ultra stable ABIs/APIs in time, which would not require one of the grotesquely and absurdely massive and complex current web engines? (including their SDKs). Which I could compile with a near 0 SDK and a simple C compilers (avoiding the latest ISO C tantrums and compiler-specific extensions)
Event loops, a dynamic pixel canvas, very little and basic audio/video/network/vector drawing interfaces.
Something along that line. I know that the hard parts would be to decide when this framework is "done" and keep it immune to non critical change/feature creeps etc.