Unsurprisingly there are many frameworks/initiatives that end up falling by the wayside over the years, e.g. MacRuby was being lined up to supersede Objective-C for app development at one point.
It's pretty clear to me that JavaScript is becoming the de facto standard for UI/UX programming, regardless of platform, and regardless of web vs. native targets. Even GNOME has JavaScript bindings. [0]
The web version of the App Store? It's always been web and webview based, there used to be a preferences/default command to enable web inspector for App store, Music and more Apple apps on MacOS.
As a frequent user of the backend (Connect), I am skeptical that this is source that you want to reproduce (unless you're a scammer).
sourcemaps should be enabled -- that's how people learn.
a lot of people learned to code on the web via viewsource - now we are obfuscating the code
There was Cappucino by ex-Apple employees, and actual Apple devs had SproutCore. So where did they go? Why some unknown libraries?
It's using Svelte, I wouldn't exactly call that unknown. Why maintain your own library when a third party one does exactly what you need?
Unsurprisingly there are many frameworks/initiatives that end up falling by the wayside over the years, e.g. MacRuby was being lined up to supersede Objective-C for app development at one point.
hilarious —- great score !
App store uses svelte? :o
And the Windows 11 start menu is just React Native. Strange times indeed.
It's pretty clear to me that JavaScript is becoming the de facto standard for UI/UX programming, regardless of platform, and regardless of web vs. native targets. Even GNOME has JavaScript bindings. [0]
[0]: https://gjs.guide/
What the fuck. Does that mean alternative start menus (e.g. Stardock Start11) are provably faster & lighter on resources?
Apple Music uses Svelte too
And Apple Podcasts
Just came here to post this.
Curious if it was done intentionally or simply due to hurrying.
It's not a bug! Websites are supposed to have human-readable markup and scripts.
It appears to have been an accident now - they fixed the issue two hours after I posted on Reddit.
Curious if you get any sort of takedown notice.
Haven't received it yet.
The web version of the App Store? It's always been web and webview based, there used to be a preferences/default command to enable web inspector for App store, Music and more Apple apps on MacOS.