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Juri Leino (@line_o) and Martin Middel (@dr_rataplan) sending greetings to @existdb, @jinnForeTec and @tei_publisher from the always sunny Amsterdam while pushing the boundaries of the internet at Declarative Amsterdam #DA2024 #existdb #fore #tei_publisher

The @tei_publisher annotation editor is now based on #Fore forms which opens a range of news possibilities to easily customize and validate forms to your needs.

Hey everyone - here is the weekly #WebDev update. This time with: 🔖 Floccus by @floccusAddon 🖼️ thumbor by @heynemann @cezarsa & @fabiomiranda 💻 Fore by @JinnForeTec 🔥 Hono by @honojs and more :) wweb.dev/weekly/161

New year - new release. Fore 1.5.0 now can create HTML tables and lists via 'data-ref' bindings. #webcomponents #xforms #declarative #html5 jinntec.github.io/Fore/doc/index…

🔔We just released xst📦 A modern command line interface for #existdb created by @line_o to browse your databases, install applications, run #XQuery and much more. npm install -g @existdb/xst

Fore 1.4.0 is out. Much faster than 1.3.0 by introduction of outermost action handlers to reduce update cycles to minimum. #fore #html5 #webcompents #declarative #xforms - get it here: github.com/Jinntec/Fore/r… - not just for those who celebrate Christmas.

Fore 1.3.0 is out adding lots of details found when implementing full applications like an epidoc editor and a complete timetracking app. github.com/Jinntec/Fore/r… #declarative #webcomponents #xforms

Monday, the 7th of November at 14:00 CET @JoernTurner & @line_o will provide an introduction & tutorial to #Fore at @DeclarativeAms1. Registration for on-site or remote attendance is still open! declarative.amsterdam/program #webcomponents #declarative

Fore: A pure client-side, declarative and open source XML editing solution for structured XML following the principles of the XForms 2.0 standard [...] Join us on 7 November 2022 for an introductory tutorial by Juri Leino and Joern Turner. Details at declarative.amsterdam

Speeding up things dramatically by reducing refresh cycles in #Fore. Tests running green but further tests required to get confident. Next up: refactor repeats to use MutationObservers for updating just the affected controls.

Trying to explain to university accessibility folks why a declarative, open-source framework (@JinnForeTec) does not "meet" WCAG 2.1 Level AA--but allows the standards to used by anyone--is giving me a headache. Like trying to explain why Python does not "meet" WCAG 2.1.

static lists that update only once, fx-switch element just updating selected case + faster template expressions - at least 3 performance improvements that go into 1.3.0 #Fore #webcomponents #html5

Is HTML purely presentational? Why HTML can do more with Fore ;) pun intended. @joern.turner/declarative-programming-and-markup-languages-are-our-conceptions-still-right-4b5c7a7ec41c" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@joern.turner/… #webcomponents #declarative #html5 #userinterface

Fore 1.2.0 released. Not much new features but some important fixes found during our work on a TEI metadata application. For details see github.com/Jinntec/Fore/r… #Fore #webcomponents #declarative #HTML5

seeing is believing... XUpdate in browser. Sorry for duplicate - just so excited about this new feature. #xml #xupdate

Fresh from the oven - Version 1.1.0 - check it out at jinntec.github.io/Fore/doc/index… #webcomponents #webdev #xml #xpath

See new Fore example updating one codemirror from another by using an XQuery Update extension function. So we got pure client-side data transformations in Fore now that take an input, transform (update) it and return the result. jinntec.github.io/Fore/demo/func…

Just deployed my first functional form with @JinnForeTec. Works beautifully, and I love the seamless integration between a declarative framework and the JavaScript ecosystem (e.g., was easy to pull in @zenorocha's clipboard.js for added functionality). #Fore #XForms

On writing user interfaces with Fore - @joern.turner/fore-user-interfaces-in-pure-html-18741661a51" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@joern.turner/…

@timathom Actually for such questions it is preferrable to use our github discussions as it won't vanish from view and we can share code. For this case i'd like to ask if you could provide a minimal Fore document showing what you want to achieve.

@JinnForeTec Thanks. I'm working on a data entry form for library staff and would like to add keyboard shortcuts: e.g., previous and next using arrow keys.

@JinnForeTec Is it possible to access properties for native events (e.g., KeyboardEvent) in Fore actions? For example: event("code") to get a key code?