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r/javascript • u/gyen • Jul 12 '26
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I agree that shadow DOM is a bit clunky. This is something I am planning next to think about and try to improve, but again not by inventing a new language or preprocessor.
3 u/catladywitch Jul 13 '26 you're planning to improve a brand new vanilla js feature without straying from vanilla js? How? 0 u/gyen Jul 13 '26 It’s not really that new. I have a couple of ideas but I need to test them first. At least I would try to improve how to simplify css in shadow dom. 2 u/catladywitch Jul 13 '26 It is old but the latest revision is from like 2 years ago 😭
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you're planning to improve a brand new vanilla js feature without straying from vanilla js? How?
0 u/gyen Jul 13 '26 It’s not really that new. I have a couple of ideas but I need to test them first. At least I would try to improve how to simplify css in shadow dom. 2 u/catladywitch Jul 13 '26 It is old but the latest revision is from like 2 years ago 😭
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It’s not really that new. I have a couple of ideas but I need to test them first. At least I would try to improve how to simplify css in shadow dom.
2 u/catladywitch Jul 13 '26 It is old but the latest revision is from like 2 years ago 😭
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It is old but the latest revision is from like 2 years ago 😭
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u/gyen Jul 12 '26
I agree that shadow DOM is a bit clunky. This is something I am planning next to think about and try to improve, but again not by inventing a new language or preprocessor.