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@ -19,11 +19,14 @@ following principles will guide its development.
environments, like many modern JS frameworks, are very tedious to keep up with. Therefore all
libraries must be stable and consistent. Also, I don't want to spend much time wrangling npm.
Therefore all dependencies must be vendorable as a couple of files.
3. **Baseline HTML, CSS, JS:** I don't want to spend a lot of time on build tools, transpilers,
and similar things. Therefore all code I write has to be in one of the three fundamental web
languages. Also, I target _baseline widely available_, nothing else. All dev tools used have to
be able to run in the browser.
4. **Extensive tests:** I don't want to spend a lot of time on bug hunting, therefore everything
3. **Browser based development:** I don't want to spend a lot of time on build tools, transpilers,
and similar things. All code has to be able to run in the browser in the form it is written. All
dev tools (like the testing framework) have to be able to run in the browser.
4. **Targetting Baseline:** The limited time for maintenance means I won't be able to do testing
for all browser/version/os tripples. Instead, I'll target "baseline widely available" and rely
on it's correctness for portability. I'll also use features that are "baseline newly available",
but only with feature checking, which I'll only do for them.
5. **Extensive tests:** I don't want to spend a lot of time on bug hunting, therefore everything
that can be tested automatically should be.
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