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No, the end goal is to have an entirely separate browser which browses website built with all instead of html / js / css ; since Qt compiles to WASM it's a simple way to try it but the actual thing exists as a standalone desktop app: https://github.com/canonic/canonic
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Agreed. Judging from this example: https://github.com/rajasegar/htmx-trello which uses htmx in pug templates combined with hyperscript the results are... dubious.
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I really like the potential for sending minimal document elements, though it seems like these features should be built into the browser. Unpoly, for example, has its own entire reimplementation of fetch():
https://github.com/unpoly/unpoly/blob/4854c7ccb268890a9522c6...
Do any browsers have the early workings of a native web application sdk?
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So, does KnockoutJs[0] represent the "transitional applications" framework as described in the article?
