I'm confused about what value this adds. The introductory example is certainly not helpful, as it takes an `<a href="/blog">Blog</a>` and turns into 7 lines of markup to accomplish the same thing. (And then it says a bunch of things that are arguably not desirable, like "any element can now trigger requests".)
Like: what's the point of using this over HTML5+js? I've spent 15 minutes reading the website and I still don't understand why I should want this, especially if I already know HTML/CSS/JS. All it seems to do is add a SGML DSL into your HTML, so you can be all declarative about `onclick` attributes.
Like: what's the point of using this over HTML5+js? I've spent 15 minutes reading the website and I still don't understand why I should want this, especially if I already know HTML/CSS/JS. All it seems to do is add a SGML DSL into your HTML, so you can be all declarative about `onclick` attributes.
I am sure I'm missing something - what is it?