Thomas Broyer wrote: > 2007/6/11, Sam Ruby: >> I'm a "release early and often" kinda guy. > > +1 > >> So to all the people who are creating new function (like error messages >> on out of place li's and whitespace filters) without creating test >> cases, shame on you. :-P > > I know I know... > > I've just added tests for the whitespace stripping filter (using the > strip_whitespace option of the HTMLSerializer).
:-) >> Oh, and by the way, if other language ports start showing up here (C#, >> PHP, Java, whatever), I would help keep these implementations in sync >> too. I know that Thomas Broyer would prefer that the implementations be >> kept separate, but my feeling is that anything we can do to increase the >> size of the development community, the higher the quality of all of the >> implementations will be. > > I'll try to work more on (well, actually, to work on, not work "more" > ;-) Twintsam than on html5lib in the next few weeks. > > The reason I think keeping Twintsam separate from html5lib is better > is that I'd like Twintsam to first act as an XmlReader (i.e. without > reordering elements, such as moving things into <head>) then add a > "tree builder" on top of this. This is I think enough different from > html5lib's design to deserve its own development tree, roadmap et al. As opposed to html5lib which acts first as a tokenizer (i.e. without reordering elements, such as moving thigs into <head>) then adds a "html5parser" on top of this, ultimately calling out into a pluggable treebuilder of your choice. > And of course, .NET's XML processing is far different from Python's or > Ruby's ones. I would assert that etree, Soup, dom, rexml, hpricot, etc. represent a diverse set of ways to process XML; and so far this design is holding up pretty well. Just something to think about. What you chose to work on, and where you chose to do it is certainly up to you. My main interests are to see if we can grow a sustainable developer community and to build a comprehensive test suite. - Sam Ruby --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "html5lib-discuss" group. To post to this group, send email to html5lib-discuss@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/html5lib-discuss?hl=en-GB -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
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