Online since 1990 Yes! I started with Gopher. I do modern Web Component Development with technologies supported by **all** WHATWG partners (Apple, Google, Microsoft & Mozilla)
I have the utmost respect for people doing great stuff with HTML+CSS only
Then again, I have the utmost respect for people riding uni-cycles.
There might be 9 million bicycles in Beijing,
there are about 22 million bicycles here in the Netherlands (aka Holland).
And I have yet to see one person riding a uni-cycle to work.
Websites without any JavaScript are possible; but let us be honest.. that is like riding a uni-cycle.
You don't want users messing around with N lines of (error prone) HTML and M lines of (error prone) CSS when all you they have to do is:
<one-star-ratingvalue=3></one-star-rating>
The <one-star-rating> Web Component
Using JavaScript to create a Custom Element with shadowDOM allows for optimized HTML/CSS
I am never against the use of JS ;) I simply want to push the limit of CSS to see what we can do with it and I agree that the idea of web component is good.
I already saw your other post, too bad it didn't get a lot of success.
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There are nine million bicycles in Beijing
That's a fact
It's a thing we can't deny
Like the fact that I will love you till I die
That is what Katie Melua sang in 2008 : youtube.com/watch?v=eHQG6-DojVw
I have the utmost respect for people doing great stuff with HTML+CSS only
Then again, I have the utmost respect for people riding uni-cycles.
There might be 9 million bicycles in Beijing,
there are about 22 million bicycles here in the Netherlands (aka Holland).
And I have yet to see one person riding a uni-cycle to work.
Websites without any JavaScript are possible; but let us be honest.. that is like riding a uni-cycle.
You don't want users messing around with N lines of (error prone) HTML and M lines of (error prone) CSS when all you they have to do is:
The <one-star-rating> Web Component
Using JavaScript to create a Custom Element with shadowDOM allows for optimized HTML/CSS
.starclass<div>Here is all code required:
Buy a uni-cycle
If you really want one, here is a good site: hollandbikeshop.com/en-gb/children...
As you can tell from the URI, not many adults buy uni-cycles here in Holland.
But what about an N-star rating?
Here is my 2-wheels version: dev.to/dannyengelman/twinkle-twink...
Star wars... ROTFLMAO
biddi biddi biddi
I am never against the use of JS ;) I simply want to push the limit of CSS to see what we can do with it and I agree that the idea of web component is good.
I already saw your other post, too bad it didn't get a lot of success.