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From one piece Canvas-ing the Web 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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HTML-in-canvas style techniques are unlikely to become widely used in everyday web development.Their words
I don't think this is likely to catch on. We might develop some patterns to make it easier, some interesting hacks to overcome the mismatch, but I don't think that will significantly move the needle.
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this is how any new graphic advancement goes: we, by which I mean the collective web industry, start by doing really outré and eye-catching stuff that we later have cause to regret.
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Shadow DOM breaks accessibility in a number of ways.Their words
There are just a bunch of things about it that don't feel right to me, like how it can break accessibility in a number of ways.
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