alt Hacker News> The whole point of the Declarative Shadow DOM is to create shadow roots declaratively, rather than imperatively.
It's a pipe dream that doesn't work in practice. Because on its own declarative shadow dom is useless.
> The whole point of the Declarative Shadow DOM is to create shadow roots declaratively, rather than imperatively.
It's a pipe dream that doesn't work in practice. Because on its own declarative shadow dom is useless.
You clearly have an axe to grind, and I'm not particularly interested in proselytizing. If you don't find the Declarative Shadow DOM useful, that's fine!
The example I was responding to was using the Declarative Shadow DOM. My comment was intended to point out the simple fact that the imperative component definition the author was complaining about is superfluous, meaning you can safely remove that entire script from the example.