We need a replacement for HTML with JSON syntax. Agree?
We need a replacement for HTML with JSON syntax. Agree?
Adam Peterson
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Henry Wood
thanks but I'll continue templating my websites in common lisp
Connor Wright
>common lisp
You can go see a speech pathologist you know
Elijah Cox
QtQuick/QML is the ideal replacement for all existing UI markup languages. It is pure perfection.
Jaxson Cox
We need to replace html syntax with s-expression like grammars.
Fixed for you op.
Jacob Diaz
While that would a an improvement, the real power can only be unleashed in a fully featured lisp programming environment.
Hudson Murphy
no, html is fine
Mason Cox
What is the advantage? I only see it more verbose.
Nathan Kelly
My first job was an Adobe Flex job, you can guess how that ended but I kinda miss ActionScript 3 + MXML, you could build stuff like that in Flex.
Xavier Bennett
No, it's not made for that. You can't rely on the ordering of keys.
Robert Robinson
unironically common lisp
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Angel Garcia
How is it more verbose? It uses less characters.
Luke Phillips
This seems shorter (and more expressive, btw)
143 chars. How many is that JSON?
Carter Turner
Your format is flawed. The keys are representing tags AND attributes at the same time. That is ambiguous. It will not work.
Brody Turner
We had it all so good in the begining. No editors, no indentation, no syntax language barriers, no tabs, no spaces, no newlines. It was perfect from the start
Jonathan Young
based lisper. what templating do you use? i personally like djula, but cl-who reminds me a lot of how cljs works for generating html elements, and it is arguably more powerful, but djula is nice since i can cleanly separate html from lisp yet use both and have templates non-lispers can understand
Juan Wood
Stop, I bet you were born in 2000.
Juan Sanchez
I had to work with a format that stored the DOM as JSON and it was aids
Jacob Lopez
I like spinneret because it blends in very well with regular code
see: github.com
Julian Murphy
I like markdown
Levi King
i don't