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Chrome are prototyping a declarative client-side include mechanism.

<template src="/partial.html" for=""></template>

Together with the declarative API, it will also include a way to import HTML in JavaScript:

import fragment from "/partial.html" with { type: "fragment" }

HTML primitives for updating parts of a document without a full page refresh

Interop is such a good idea, I’m surprised more developers don’t participate.

From Dominic Gannaway, the creator of Inferno, who worked on React at Meta and on Svelte 5 at Vercel. Feels like a hybrid of React and Svelte 3/4.

> We've explored the reactivity landscape. While early DOM templating proposals didn't include updating, userland systems have thoroughly explored the landscape by now, and discovered good mental models and better and worse implementation approaches. I think we can now zero-in on a system that combines the best features from the different approaches.

AFAIK Ryan Carniato/Solid JS is still exploring what’s possible with signals. I don’t think userland exploration of this space has entirely finished, and further innovation may be possible.