Commendable effort of trying to get rid of the ancient paper-based legacy in the digital world that is PDF Though I'm curious whether the clunky old-but-still-

Commendable effort of trying to get rid of the ancient paper-based legacy in the digital world that is PDF Though I'm curious whether the clunky old-but-still-living HTML (especially in its ugly XML variety) + CSS are the right foundations for the portable format of the future? Since the author has also developed the whole new document language would be nice to read a more in-depth overview on that subject. Or why limit to the ugly duckling of JS in the future when WASM exists? > content by pages. Instead, we should mandate a consistent numbering scheme for block elements within a document, and have people cite using that scheme. that's indeed the proper and more precise approach, though we could still have those "fixed layout epub" pages as a backup coordinate system