This post convinced me to become a small sponsor. I’m worrying about where the web is heading especially with the mismanagement of Mozilla, the one counterweight to Chrome. I figured the project that spawned Rust – my favorite language – must surely be worth supporting, especially now they appear to have good momentum.
Only half-jokingly, I may find myself giving Servo a try now:
We now support enough of XPath to get htmx working (@vlindhol, #34463), when enabled via –pref dom.xpath.enabled.
Nice release!
This is for me the most important part:
We’ve started laying the groundwork for full incremental layout in our new layout engine, starting with a general layout caching mechanism (@mrobinson, @Loirooriol, #34507, #34513, #34530, #34586). This was lost in the switch to our new layout engine, and without it, every time a page changes, we have to rerun layout from scratch. As you can imagine, this is very, very expensive, and incremental layout is critical for performance on today’s highly dynamic web.
This post convinced me to become a small sponsor. I’m worrying about where the web is heading especially with the mismanagement of Mozilla, the one counterweight to Chrome. I figured the project that spawned Rust – my favorite language – must surely be worth supporting, especially now they appear to have good momentum.
Only half-jokingly, I may find myself giving Servo a try now:
Nice release!
This is for me the most important part: