I read the entire README and have absolutely zero idea what Hypen does (and I am a relatively experienced javascript/react programmer).
Perhaps a 1-2 sentence explanation, plus some code examples, would help.
Perhaps a 1-2 sentence explanation, plus some code examples, would help.
Great - but for what? Is this client-side, server-side? Does it relate to a specific framework or approach?
I don't blame the project. They know their audience. It's the HN policy where extra context in the post title is forbidden that hurts stuff like this.
That was silly of me! I’m sorry, I’ll correct that. Thank y’all for pointing that out! :)
But don't quote me on that, I just use Vue for a living
Web components are cool, but the spec is bare. This means, a lot of rote work gets custom implemented. There are a lot of frameworks popping up, trying to "standardize" this.
Hyphen appears to one of these.
In the following line...
> Hyphen - A custom element base class for great developer ergonomics.
...I would recommend adding a link on "custom element" that points to a definition somewhere. This might make it easier for skimmers to parse the meaning of this opening line.
What do you think of this? I'd love to hear your thoughts on how it could be improved in the issues or discussions, or just here! :)
Was that part added later?