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nit - how to change this rendering on the main page?

I am not a front-end dev in any sense, other wise I'd submit a PR. I took a quick look around but didn't see how to change this behavior:

I find these backticks distracting, because it makes it harder to understand what is syntax. Is there something that could be tweaked so that it isn't generated this way?

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Comparison section?

@zkat I noticed that your comparison tweets tend to get a lot of engagement. What would you think about adding some side-by-side comparisons with JSON, TOML, YAML, XML, HTML, etc? Maybe with some well-known files like package.json, tsconfig.json, cargo.toml, GitHub Actions, etc.

Figure out the best way to have "components" and reusable styles

TailwindCSS has a directive called @apply that takes a list of utility classes and generates the CSS that it would output, so you can use a class. You can see it here:

.kdl-section {
@apply py-10 px-2 md:px-4 prose prose-xl mx-auto;
}

However, I've heard that it is discouraged, and using the template language's component abstraction is better. Since we're using HTML (and Liquid) here, there isn't a place that is obvious to me for this component abstraction. There is Web Components, and full-fledged UI libraries like React/Vue/etc, but that all seems overkill.

For now, seems like @apply does the trick, but I wanted to open this question up to in case someone has some experience in this.

Update website with new README

Heya! I did a bit of an overhaul/cleanup of the README, and the website needs updating. It's a pretty big change, but I don't expect to be doing any more major rewrites for a bit. How should we go about doing this? Do you want me to make the changes and put up a PR, split up the work, or what? :)

@scotttrinh

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