Inwiting #WebDev to bring the IFRAME evolution ideas on https://t.co/Aoq0MveCoG

As courtecy to StackBlitz, sharing my ticket. Would be happy to meet Vite users there. I have my ticket for @ViteConf! The ViteConf community is going to be there!

The more I am diving into HTML DOM as the web application structure model with multiple languages/stacks involved, the more generic pattern of OS with apps fusion appear. LLVM as glue between apps/libs, and OS would make a single binary organizm.

The Declarative Custom Elements comming into web applications stack. <custom-element> DCE implementation would enable to build apps and embed safely multiple vendors ones using HTML markup without JavaScript. In 2024 XML Prague Conference. https://t.co/tKQP8MIwON #HTML5

Next week on april 20 on  WCCG conference I will be presenting the Declarative Web Application concept to the #W3C community and browser vendors. If you like the idea or find it useful for your web applications, vote up the 1st w3c proposal from DWA stack. https://t.co/FRClqhxQ4t

If you think the #HTML templating worth improvement, please take your vote or opinion on #wicg proposal #webcomponents #customelements https://t.co/PNjk8j3LGh

Since several of you aren't yet on mastodon, here's a little cross-post (stolen from Tim Bray); Mastodon growth; 8,001,321 accounts +1,968 in the last hour +54,827 in the last day +387,289 in the last week

One of criteria to use OSS lib is availability of commercial support so if main maintainer capacity is limited, the feature request/bug fix can be addressed via $ contract.

Open Source & Saying "No"

turned off my twitter email notifications, only DMs left. Would visit just once in a while, may be weekly. Instead, @Suns@fosstodon.org is live.

I will not participate on Twitter while D*nald Tr*mp has an active account. #VoteWithYourTweet Use your voice. Join us on

Yeah, fuuuuck this. You can find me on mastodon. I'm not gonna hang out on Parler 2.0

What kind of twisted subculture has college kids sitting around on social media fantasizing about "leaving countries to the wolves"? It's just not healthy.

As a Buddhist monk, I’m dedicated to promoting inter-religious harmony. All religions accept the value of warm-heartedness. Some believe in God; others have faith in karma. When I hear about fighting among religious people, I feel very sad—as if medicine has become poison.

Is there a way to engage the crowd funding/sponsors to collect enough to support responsive IFRAME as vendors do not care? https://t.co/nuYrWAMScD CC: @slightlylate

Need advise how to tackle the challenge. Current template implementation has a big flaw: slot with same name can not be served by template. How to approach the flaw in W3C design? https://t.co/J2VWwixJeM

Declarative Custom Element has one more implementation, this time in `<shadow-dom-element tag="header-component" template="/templates/header.html"> https://t.co/HrTYOGjZ2e #webcomponent #OpenSource

@elonmusk Are you trying to legitimize pseudo-referendums that took place at gunpoint under conditions of persecution, mass executions and torture? Bad path.

"parts" proposal : injection of data via {} syntax into DOM and attribute. Perhaps for shadow-dom-element would add the PART and ATTRIBUTE binding as normal slots. Later would think on performance impact of {} conversion into PART and ATTRIBUTE tags.

When worked on resume.json templates, I have found that binding to JSON data from template is not directly supported and the way slotted-element injects the data ( slot name === json key ) does not fit into the data tree easy. Which lead back to "parts" proposal