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I see that this rewrite uses ember. That's pretty sad as it means that when you open a link, a non trivial amount of javascript has to run before the browser can even start to render the page. I don't demand a js free mode (as in, all features working with js disabled), just ember is using js for a purpose that user agent scripting wasn't actually designed for, and therefore the end result sucks pretty bad.
As a negative example, I just look at crates.io, which has heavy use of js modifying the DOM as well, and this leads to weird bugs like rust-lang/crates.io#306, as well as laggy behaviour in general.
I know this is right now a bit hand wavery, but I wanted to point this out early in the process where a switch is hopefully still very cheap.
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hmmm from IRC @QuietMisdreavus told me that the goal was to get web developers to work on the tool. This is in fact a great idea! Will it be the default output mode of cargo doc though?
I see that this rewrite uses ember. That's pretty sad as it means that when you open a link, a non trivial amount of javascript has to run before the browser can even start to render the page. I don't demand a js free mode (as in, all features working with js disabled), just ember is using js for a purpose that user agent scripting wasn't actually designed for, and therefore the end result sucks pretty bad.
As a negative example, I just look at crates.io, which has heavy use of js modifying the DOM as well, and this leads to weird bugs like rust-lang/crates.io#306, as well as laggy behaviour in general.
I know this is right now a bit hand wavery, but I wanted to point this out early in the process where a switch is hopefully still very cheap.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: