Re: a related "native first" project

Hi Flavien Guillon, thanks for being our first contributor to the
web-native community group.

Aiming to *reduce javascript requirement and perform a lot of dynamic
behaviours in a declarative way* is a noble goal. I'll be taking a look at
your approach in my next free moment and should have something to share
with you as feedback.

Thank you once more.

Oxford Harrison

On Wed, 8 Mar 2023, 11:10 Flavien Guillon, <flavien.guillon@gmail.com>
wrote:

> Complete description here :
> https://flavi1.github.io/html-dynamic-extensions/
>
> Le mer. 8 mars 2023 à 10:30, Flavien Guillon <flavien.guillon@gmail.com>
> a écrit :
>
>> Hi everybody.
>> I'm an individual and I recently created a W3C account to post a related
>> "native first" project.
>>
>> https://www.w3.org/community/blog/2023/03/07/proposed-group-declarative-dynamic-extensions-to-html-community-group/
>>
>> This is a set of html extensions that aims to reduce javascript
>> requirement and perform a lot of dynamic behaviours in a declarative way..
>>
>> This project aims to extend the html separation of concerns by adding a
>> layer between styles and the html page itself feeding the shadow dom inner
>> content of xml / html elements. The goal is to provide a declarative way
>> (without javascript requirement) to design shadow dom of elements using a
>> set of templates given in an external sheet ressource (like CSS : it's
>> called XML Design System Sheet)
>>
>> As a result, JS framework and CSS framework requirements are decreased in
>> many cases.
>> Then, you may be interested in it.
>>
>> For now I'm totally alone on this project, and I will greatly appreciate
>> feedback.
>>
>> Finally, I will be happy if there are some supporters to this newly
>> proposed community group.
>> Thank you,
>> Flavien.
>>
>