That's over-simplifying the landscape. There is so much tweaking that
has to happen to make apps have a similar "look and feel" across all
HTML devices. Spacial adaptations need to be considered as well.
HTML is not destroying itself. I still use raw text to write HTML5
apps. If you organize your app code into components it makes for easier
comprehension and review down the road.
On 11/28/2013 10:55 AM, Dmitry Boyarintsev wrote:
The sad thing about HTML that it is destroying itself..
A web-framework consists of probably 4 tags:
<div> (everything is a div)
<a> (just for browser look)
<input type=hidden> (and yes, every other control is just a div,
rather than an input)
<img> is to be replace by <canvas>
Forms are being used just as an ad-hoc data sending mechanism. No-one
relies on browser implementation (due to the war), just write its own
JS engine.
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