Nkrs Feels like all of the needless junk we shaved off from pages with XHTML-HTML5 transition is slowly coming back in shape of dozens of meta tags and resource links.
Simon Janes I think we perhaps need to abandon HTML, JS and CSS and begin with a clean-slate.
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Nkrs You're a Scheme guy; I think we can agree that something Scheme-based would be very much superior to these phonies ("XML is just S-expressions with angle brackets", "JavaScript is a Lisp because it has function literals and map/filter/reduce").
Simon Janes (define (make-article title content) `((type article) (title ,title) (content ,content)))
🍊 Lucian Marin The clean-slate: native apps with HTTP requests released on app stores. The newest piece of internet connected tech, smartwatches, don't even have web browsers. It's too late to reinvent the web stack. Even the new AMP format is just a more strict version of HTML/CSS/JS.