Travis,
That would be awesome.
I will go over that link and hopefully have starting points for the
discussion.
My day job actually allows me to dedicate time to experimentation (hence
the ClojureScript stuff), so if you have any private branches of IE with
latest DOM experiments, I'd be very hap
I agree with James. The reason to have it in the list is to have a normalized
name for it (instead of worrying about platform specific clipboard types). As
long as the browser isn’t required to handle it or prevented from handling it,
it can included to make it both readable and writable by scri
Marc,
I'd first mention that I am keenly interested in improving the state-of-the-art
in DOM (I'm driving the project to update IE's 20-year-old DOM as my day job.)
I've also done a lot of thinking about thread-safe DOM designs, and would be
happy to chat with you more in depth about some ideas
Dimitri: Okay, I can follow up with Ryosuke. I’m happy to share our thoughts
and needs for subclassing components.
Anne/Steve: I’d originally indicated that this technique couldn't be applied to
extending native HTML elements. Since the two of your seemed interested in
that, I spent some time t