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@hawkticehurst This is very interesting. I don't think I'm sold on an `x-signal` custom element (auto coercion and reliance on `innerHTML` seem sketchy to me), but it's a unique concept to explore for sure.
If it's interesting to you, I'm doing something not too dissimilar with #HydroActive. It's not quite defining state in HTML like you are, but it does focus on reading initial values from pre-rendered HTML with signals as a reactivity mechanism.
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@hawkticehurst This is very interesting. I don't think I'm sold on an `x-signal` custom element (auto coercion and reliance on `innerHTML` seem sketchy to me), but it's a unique concept to explore for sure.
If it's interesting to you, I'm doing something not too dissimilar with #HydroActive. It's not quite defining state in HTML like you are, but it does focus on reading initial values from pre-rendered HTML with signals as a reactivity mechanism.
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@hawkticehurst This is very interesting. I don't think I'm sold on an `x-signal` custom element (auto coercion and reliance on `innerHTML` seem sketchy to me), but it's a unique concept to explore for sure.
If it's interesting to you, I'm doing something not too dissimilar with #HydroActive. It's not quite defining state in HTML like you are, but it does focus on reading initial values from pre-rendered HTML with signals as a reactivity mechanism.
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@hawkticehurst This is very interesting. I don't think I'm sold on an `x-signal` custom element (auto coercion and reliance on `innerHTML` seem sketchy to me), but it's a unique concept to explore for sure.
If it's interesting to you, I'm doing something not too dissimilar with #HydroActive. It's not quite defining state in HTML like you are, but it does focus on reading initial values from pre-rendered HTML with signals as a reactivity mechanism.
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@hawkticehurst This is very interesting. I don't think I'm sold on an `x-signal` custom element (auto coercion and reliance on `innerHTML` seem sketchy to me), but it's a unique concept to explore for sure.
If it's interesting to you, I'm doing something not too dissimilar with #HydroActive. It's not quite defining state in HTML like you are, but it does focus on reading initial values from pre-rendered HTML with signals as a reactivity mechanism.
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Day 4 of 12 Days of Web Components!
Today you get a two-for-one post!
First we're talking about a browser-native MDX.
Then we'll identify and discuss a web component architecture that sits somewhere in between HTML and JavaScript Web Components that I've come to call "Portable HTML Web Components."
#WebComponents #HTML #JavaScript #MDX
https://hawkticehurst.com/writing/12-days-of-web-components/day-4/
