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Current previewers use Python libraries to do any kind of formatting/validation of the content on the server-side, thus wasting cycles for tasks that modern Javascript libraries perform perfectly fine (and sometimes even better than their Python alternatives) given the data on the client-side.
Extensions that could benefit from this kind of practice could be:
csv: Already uses D3.js to render CSV data in table format.
xml: Some browsers take advantage of XSLT to render XML nicely, given the appropriate HTML headers/tags. There are also a couple of Javascript XML renderers, but none of them is considered a de facto solution at the time.
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Current previewers use Python libraries to do any kind of formatting/validation of the content on the server-side, thus wasting cycles for tasks that modern Javascript libraries perform perfectly fine (and sometimes even better than their Python alternatives) given the data on the client-side.
Extensions that could benefit from this kind of practice could be:
csv
: Already uses D3.js to render CSV data in table format.json
: Using Json Formatter.md
: Using Showdown.js.xml
: Some browsers take advantage of XSLT to render XML nicely, given the appropriate HTML headers/tags. There are also a couple of Javascript XML renderers, but none of them is considered a de facto solution at the time.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: