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On 11.9.2014 16:46, Matthew L. Avizinis matt(_at_)gleim(_dot_)com wrote:
1) Do you think the web components concept will catch on widely?
That's very likely.
2) will they be supported by browser developers natively
eventually, do you suppose?
Recent Chrome and Firefox already have native support.
finally, 3) do you think it will as a result have a major effect on
the use of xslt, resulting in it's decline?
I don't see how Web Components could affect XSLT usage. Web Components
will merely simplify client-side development by allowing to use
declarative custom elements instead of bunch of imperative JS code.
Jirka
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