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Arbitrary XML rendering

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Filename extension
  
.hss .xml

Type of format
  
Web technology

Type code
  
TEXT

Extended from
  
XML, CSS

Standard
  
Official website of AXR

Arbitrary XML Rendering (AXR), is a project whose aim is to create a better standard for creating web page and web applications. It will use XML for the content and HSS for the presentation layer. Some JavaScript will be used as well.

History

The founder of the project, Miro Keller, started with the design of HSS in early 2009, because of his frustration with the limitations of CSS. Initially it would be a strict superset of CSS, but as more ideas were developed, it became clear that no backwards compatibility could be maintained.

It started out as a simple text document defining the specification of an imaginary layout language, but the initial idea developed into a real community, with a clear goal: make the lives of web designers and developers easier.

Currently, work is being done on the project website, HSS itself, as well as a prototype of the rendering engine.

References

Arbitrary XML rendering Wikipedia


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