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I think that’s what we’re doing today, and it’s a phenomenal mess. The typical HTML page these days is horrifically bloated, and whilst it’s machine parsable,
by wepple 2y ago
I think that’s what we’re doing today, and it’s a phenomenal mess.
The typical HTML page these days is horrifically bloated, and whilst it’s machine parsable, it’s often complicated to actually understand what’s what. It’s random nested divs and unified everything. All the way down.
But I do wonder if adding context to existing HTML might be better than a whole other JSON blob that’ll get out of sync fast.
- hoosieree 2y agoI'm just not convinced that swapping out "<ol></ol>" for "[]" actually addresses any of the problems.