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There is no way to make JavaScript so limited in scope as XSLT is. But what I want only is XSLT on live DOM nodes, when editing. Simple templating good engine, and to stay. Not a f…

There is no way to make JavaScript so limited in scope as XSLT is. But what I want only is XSLT on live DOM nodes. Not a fancy stuff.

Edit: nRF52840 chip can have 12 Analog Inputs, ESP32S3 20 - e.g. ESP32-S3-WROOM-1 - but XIAO ESP32S3 and XIAO nRF52840 have 6 only, there are others with more pins (AFAIR up to ~12…

It looks like all Hall sensor or similar analog keyboards came after that ? (exception: Scrollpoint in IBM keyboards)

There are diodeless (no matrix) split keyboards ( https://www.reddit.com/r/ErgoMechKeyboards/comments/1dh9o8k/... ) like Cantor: https://github.com/diepala/cantor . They use chips …

For me, it happened in that moment when XMLHttpRequest was the only working common denominator for few "new" techniques browsers - as iframe was over everything you couldn't just l…

Just.. and for so long: XSLT is WWW standard, JavaScript is not (it's ECMA standard) - and there is no JavaScript specification on W3C pages . ( https://www.w3.org/wiki/JavaScript …

https://www.igalia.com/chats/xslt-liam So basically browsers had this [..] the question now is there is no investment in this. None. And there hasn't been for a really long time fr…

https://github.com/whatwg/html/issues/11146#issuecomment-275... panos: next item, removing XSLT. There are usage numbers. stephen: I have concerns. I kept this up to date historica…

by definition XSLT is more secure than JavaScript.

That's our freedom of not being forced to use JavaScript for everything being taken away !

(?) - then more about the tactic: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44994459 (web looks like nails for that tool we have) now how about that: Chrome voluntarily decides to disjo…

The standard so far is to respect existing standards still in use, peoples effort and work done already - but not to outsource bug fixing costs by forcing any of that to be redone …

- as in Europe, I don't see neither how taxpayers money or users time (if still alive) could be forcibly used to cover the costs of some far away corporation savings (on bug fixing…

Moreover: there is no JS solution being so stable and for so long as that standard: "25 year old version of XSLT" . Can be "made with JS" doesn't mean that by chance it would be in…

Wasn't the social contract that get the market share that you can use Chrome to browse all the web already existing as well as by using the other browsers - means not discriminatin…