HTML is a native image format, hear me out
The article proposes a new file format called HMML (HyperMedia Markup Language) designed to encapsulate images, text, and layout into a single binary file. The author argues this approach could replace current methods of layering HTML and CSS over flat image files.
Why it matters
It suggests a potential shift in web development and media delivery, aiming to make complex, AI-generated layouts more editable and efficient.
HMML (HyperMedia Markup Language) is a declarative markup language for images. Also JS. HMML is HTML, but not UTF-8. A sneak peek for future-gen media (#rezervation)
The content is a technical proposal/opinion piece regarding web standards and does not touch on political or social issues.
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