Mine is a little nicer (IMO of course) and supports a little more than just class toggling (the workhorse of interaction design) such as multiple chained actions per target, and more.
I've always thought of this as an intermediate step - designers for whom this type of thing would be useful would know CSS selectors at least, and could work with a bootstrap-alike. The more useful state would be to expose something like this directly in a web preview environment.
I think you both can create a really good project with that and split the work while extending the language and create a good documentation (with nice ui).
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This is cool even though not immediately practical. Quite similar to my project shorthand.js - http://splatcollision.github.io/shorthand.js/
Mine is a little nicer (IMO of course) and supports a little more than just class toggling (the workhorse of interaction design) such as multiple chained actions per target, and more.
I've always thought of this as an intermediate step - designers for whom this type of thing would be useful would know CSS selectors at least, and could work with a bootstrap-alike. The more useful state would be to expose something like this directly in a web preview environment.
Please, get together with benjamindc.
I think you both can create a really good project with that and split the work while extending the language and create a good documentation (with nice ui).
More than happy to - glad to see the excitement. benjamindc - anyone else - see the github repo!