Peter-Paul Koch
The horror of trying to find actual information in specifications and dev networks. So far MS is more helpful than W3C and Moz combined.
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@tobie The webIDL is not the issue, the lack of practical code examples is.
Tobie Langel
@ppk I've always wondered what could make WebIDL more palatable to devs, so that missing examples wouldn't be so much of an issue.
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@tobie Don't do it. Do both. Two target audiences, two types of examples/clarifications. -
@ppk in an ideal World… truth is, not enough resources. - View other replies
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@tobie Then web devs will turn elsewhere for explanations. But a simple code example would suffice. -
@ppk I know. Editors consider their audience is implementors. :-/ -
@tobie@ppk I don't consider them as primary audience, hence I front load the web developer advice e.g. https://specs.webplatform.org/html-aria/webspecs/master/ … -
@stevefaulkner well, accessibility specs are a lot more targeted at authors so that somewhat explains it.@ppk -
@tobie@ppk partially, am planning on redoing the elements/attributes of HTML... & work with other spec editors e.g. http://w3c.github.io/webcomponents/spec/custom/#semantics …
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Steve Faulkner
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