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If you use them raw, yes. They are just the building block you can build upon. And that's a really good building block. You can create your own parsers. I am do
by aatd86 11mo ago
If you use them raw, yes. They are just the building block you can build upon.
And that's a really good building block. You can create your own parsers. I am doing exactly this for a framework that has yet to be released, full disclosure.
Makes html clearly html, and javascript fully javascript. No bastardization of either one into a chimera.
And the junction of the two is why the custom parser is required. But it is really light from a dev experience.