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This works buts its not reactive. The doubleCount here is a derived state.
The same way you call the count state, you can create a derived state which is a function that you can also call.
As long as derived state calls any state inside, whenever any of those states change the function will get called again for updates value and the DOM gets updated accordingly.
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
Learn more: https://markup.beforesemicolon.com
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
Discussion about npm, the packages/modules available through npm or even promote your own packages!
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
Thanks. For sure
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
I love that suggestion. You are right! It already knows so…
Thank you.
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
Not sure I follow. Can you please break it down the issue you are seeing?
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
Yes. Still experimental
Im actually working on fully test it.
By default all pathname match is “exact” which does not allow you to nest “page-route”.
You can set that to false and on child page routes specify full path (including the parent) or use the $ (parent path reference)
Everything else is handled for you
You can try it now https://github.com/beforesemicolon/router?tab=readme-ov-file#page-route
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
It has been nice talking to you phony. Tc
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
I see. I knew you were a fraud. I told you yes already. Its a link dude.
Seems like you are trying to find an excuse to get out of this hahaha
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
So you dont know how to test for accessibility?
I told you I’ve done the homework so the answer have been yes. Test and share your findings. Prove me wrong.
Im starting to believe you are just theory. Read bunch about of stuff on the internet and act like you program. You already wasted hours in this conversation so, at this point, might as well try it.
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
The answer is “ive done the homework” and for you to test it. Ive been telling you to test it before making claims that make you look like a fool
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
Ok Mr “I know better”, click the “see demo” link and tell me my accessibly score or any further accessibility questions you may have. You know how to test for accessibility right?
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
Dude you are being pathetic. You could have tried it, actually verify if I did not cover any of these claims you make, provide feedback based on your findings instead of making all these assumptions. Instead, you quickly read a description, assume you know better, make assumptions and try to come on top when we could have bonded on similar interests (which we seem to have) and share knowledge (since you know a lot) towards a middle ground. Smh
P.s: there are many ways to “extend” something. True programmers would’ve known that
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Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
Before Semicolon space to learn and share Web Development and Programming Knowledge and tooling
What are you talking about? Do you even know why Web Components were introduced? Let me tell you, it was so we can extend the native stuff so they dont have to spoon feed us every new feature.
What this library allows you to accomplish with these simple tags no native tags can. It’s not reinventing the wheel, it’s introducing a new wheel.
This is how we force them to adopt new ideas into the native APIs.
Give it a try and let me know what you REALLY think.
Try <page-link role=“link” …> if accessibility is a concern.
They even gave us role=“link” so we can create our own links.
Extend HTML by writing new WebComponents: a stack-less tact for web development. Covering CustomElements, HTML Templates, HTML Import, MDV, Polymer Project, &all.
Extend HTML by writing new WebComponents: a stack-less tact for web development. Covering CustomElements, HTML Templates, HTML Import, MDV, Polymer Project, &all.
It should work now
