ibowankenobi | 5 months ago | on: Element: setHTML() method
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ibowankenobi | 5 months ago | on: Element: setHTML() method
https://ibrahimtanyalcin.github.io/Cahir/
the whole rendering uses a single fragment.
ibowankenobi | 5 months ago
You can remove/change the files under routes folder to actually use it as a batteries included, no-build webserver that quite capable. Routes take the form
async function({express, app, info, files, serverSent, ws, memcache: cache}){ ...... })
ws => websockets serverSent => server-sent cache => key/value storage on ram
etc.
ibowankenobi | 5 months ago | on: Element: setHTML() method
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I pasted A LIVE example to prove you wrong and you will still attach me whatwg link. YES , when you append it is emptied! Keep a reference to the same fragment and REAPPEND to it! REUSE it. If you want to empty without appending, call replaceChildren() since it inherits from Node.
Why are people stubborn on things they dont know????