Thank you for your comments. I am glad someone liked it, sorry to hear someone did not understand (or did not accept) it. You are all are awesome!
I am not good writer :( and can't explain things well. That's why you probably don't like the README. I would really appreciate if someone could help me to write it better.
You should not think of it as new markup language. I wrote it is like CSS, but it is not. That's why comparing it with XAML is not correct. It is not a goal to make markup writing lighter. It is not "look what we can do" either.
In nazca every object of the GUI is indeed an object, which can act on its own. The difference - more OOP approach, instead of usual. You should address the objects, like children, parameters of other projects. You can write a class of an object, extend any child class of it and use as many instances as you like. Classes in nazca act as real classes of the JavaScript, and also are useful as classes of the CSS.
About IDs - because it i not intended to be used by IDs (the idea is to never use querySelectorAll()), I used pretty simple mechanism to generate them. Of course we can discuss and change them. I don't want to set them explicitly, like #id to avoid querying them. I will think more of using greater alphabet. Your comments about it are interesting.
I am not good writer :( and can't explain things well. That's why you probably don't like the README. I would really appreciate if someone could help me to write it better.
You should not think of it as new markup language. I wrote it is like CSS, but it is not. That's why comparing it with XAML is not correct. It is not a goal to make markup writing lighter. It is not "look what we can do" either. In nazca every object of the GUI is indeed an object, which can act on its own. The difference - more OOP approach, instead of usual. You should address the objects, like children, parameters of other projects. You can write a class of an object, extend any child class of it and use as many instances as you like. Classes in nazca act as real classes of the JavaScript, and also are useful as classes of the CSS.
About IDs - because it i not intended to be used by IDs (the idea is to never use querySelectorAll()), I used pretty simple mechanism to generate them. Of course we can discuss and change them. I don't want to set them explicitly, like #id to avoid querying them. I will think more of using greater alphabet. Your comments about it are interesting.