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poisonborz•11 minutes ago
This would have been a very smart and useful article up until 3 years ago. Now with AI doing this work is a minute, with most if not all considerations baked in, if some strange quirk would need it. Frameworks and dependencies made and replaced by custom "ground-up" creations is now a plausible reality. Not necessarily useful but doable and most importantly, testable in a fraction of time. We should readjust our sensibilities to that.
mireq2•40 minutes ago
Great satire but let's create that same for combobox with server side filtering. Now you have problem because it's not possible with native HTML elements. Many re-implementations are result of missing native elements.
jzer0cool•39 minutes ago
So a button big bang. Born the Light (Minimalist) and Dark patterns
artisinal•about 1 hour ago
I love how this clearly satirical piece unfortunately is how a lot of websites operate.
all2•40 minutes ago
It's also very educational. Having used mostly frameworks or raw html5 with HTMX I stood not know most of the things that page talked about.
brookritz•19 minutes ago
<input type="button"> ?