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What's going to replace HTML & CSS & JS? [closed]

HTML and CSS are showing their age.

SASS generates CSS (because CSS isn't clean enough). Graphic Designers don't work in HTML, they work in graphics tools then have to translate it to HTML/CSS. JavaScript has to have abstractions like jQuery, and CSS has a bunch of hacks to even start approaching consistent predictable user experience.

It feels like people are doing some wonderful things despite the technologies, not because of them.

Surely there is a better way?!? Something more closely aligned with the task at hand.. of providing a fluid intuitive (consistent) user experience to let users achieve their goals.

Thoughts?

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Nigel Thorne Avatar asked Apr 17 '09 04:04

Nigel Thorne


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Nothing, I believe they are here to stay for next 10 years.

The Internet experience might be enhanced by technologies like Flash & Silverlight but what's valuable about Internet is not the technology but the information.

Therefore, breaking Internet compatibility for pure technological enhancement will never work.

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oscarkuo Avatar answered Sep 26 '22 10:09

oscarkuo