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Grateful in part, but I can't help to think that if there was refusal to build parsers for an outlandish spec in the first place then we'd have fixed the proble
by notnullorvoid 8mo ago
Grateful in part, but I can't help to think that if there was refusal to build parsers for an outlandish spec in the first place then we'd have fixed the problem by now.
Using existing parsers only hides the poor design up to a point.
- jraph 8mo agoI'm conflicted on this. I mostly agree with the sentiment, I'd rather have simple parsers and sensible specs, but I'm also happy they do whatever it takes not to break anything (well, they are breaking XSLT…)
- yomismoaqui 8mo agoNowadays you can use AI to write the parser, so it's the machine the one that suffers I guess. https://friendlybit.com/python/writing-justhtml-with-coding-agents/ https://friendlybit.com/python/writing-justhtml-with-coding-...