title: HTML 6 et Web Components

> The browser-as-a-platform is based on a lousy pro­gram­ming lan­guage ad­dress­ing a lousy ob­ject mod­el and us­ing a lousy stylesheet lan­guage for vi­su­al­s. Each of those could and should be re­placed by some­thing bet­ter. HTML? Not per­fec­t, but plen­ty good enough.
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> Not on­ly is HTML fin­ished; Even if we want­ed to im­prove it, there are no ob­vi­ous can­di­dates to do the work. The W3C has re­peat­ed­ly walked down blind HTML al­leys. The WhatWG mod­el was nev­er re­mote­ly sus­tain­able.
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> <cite>*[&lt;/html&gt;](https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/201x/2015/06/05/End-of-HTML)* ([cache](/david/cache/c767299015aacd265652750d66d1f5e3/))</cite>

Je me demande parfois si l’arrivée des composants web n’est pas un moyen de ne plus avoir à revivre le grand n’importe quoi qu’a été HTML 5/Living Standard. La main invisible du Web appliquera son darwinisme habituel.