Excuse me to sneak in the conversation, but may I suggest that this html5 renderkit could be an opportunity to write a "table-less" renderkit, relying more on CSS ? I think this could lead to lighter html pages (with the default renderkit, you quickly end up with 5-10 nested tables without doing anything special) and easier/more flexible skinning...
2010/1/6 Jakob Korherr <[email protected]>: > That's a really, really good idea, Matthias! > And I also think that it should be for MyFaces 2.0 only. > > Regards, > Jakob > > 2010/1/6 Michael Kurz <[email protected]> >> >> Sounds like a very good idea to me. I guess html 5 will gain in importance >> in the not so far future. >> >> regards >> Michael >> >> Matthias Wessendorf schrieb: >>> >>> Hi guys, >>> >>> running into this document: >>> http://diveintohtml5.org/forms.html >>> >>> I started playing with some of the new widgets in my Chromium browser >>> (I wasn't aware that spinbox/sliders are part of >>> HTML5). >>> >>> What about trying to find someone for a GSoC project, to add a (raw) >>> HTML 5 renderkit? Bernd and I talked about >>> a potential renderkit last time we saw each other, but now there is >>> actually some (raw) support on it inside of some >>> browsers... >>> >>> Why not introducing an <hx:***> namespace that could contain stuff as >>> the following: >>> -<hx:inputRangeSlider> >>> -<hx:inputColor> >>> -<hx:whatEverNewWidgetIsPartOfHTML5 /> >>> >>> And/or some more functional stuff, like drag-and-drop: >>> -<fx:dragAndDrop...> (could be done as a behavior) >>> >>> etc. >>> >>> What do folks think about that? >>> >> > >
