Re:Shadow DOM
by nwienert on Thursday April 10, 2014 @06:02PM
(#7570000)
You say you don't think this is a solution, but you don't say why.
If HTML's limited expressiveness is your gripe, I'd say React has already alleviated that for us. Components can be named very expressively, and your tree structure ends up reading very well. Really, HTML becomes the compile-to language.
Web components could step in and help this further, and there's no reason they couldn't be used within React to make even the output HTML more semantic.
If HTML's limited expressiveness is your gripe, I'd say React has already alleviated that for us. Components can be named very expressively, and your tree structure ends up reading very well. Really, HTML becomes the compile-to language.
Web components could step in and help this further, and there's no reason they couldn't be used within React to make even the output HTML more semantic.