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Since the picture proposal is still a draft, and future changes to it are highly probable, adding it to the markup can actually be harmful to the standardization process and can create future compatibility issues.
A different pattern (such as picturefill’s use of spans with a “data-picture” attribute) is highly preferred, since it enables Web developers to experiment with a picture-like syntax, without the possible compatibility issues.
Would it be possible to avoid the use of picture and switch to a similar pattern instead?
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Hi @yoavweiss, I've issues a pull request for this, would love if you want to take a quick peek to see if I've done it as you were hoping. I've actually made it so that <picture> still works for backwards compatibility, but I've changed all example code and examples on the website to use <span data-picture>. Let me know if this change is to your liking!
Since the picture proposal is still a draft, and future changes to it are highly probable, adding it to the markup can actually be harmful to the standardization process and can create future compatibility issues.
A different pattern (such as picturefill’s use of spans with a “data-picture” attribute) is highly preferred, since it enables Web developers to experiment with a picture-like syntax, without the possible compatibility issues.
Would it be possible to avoid the use of picture and switch to a similar pattern instead?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: