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by ZYbCRq22HbJ2y7
458 days ago
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> I don't know if I've got it wrong in my head, but at some point it occurred to me that CSS is basically SQL for DOM. Why? Because it has syntax you despise or what? The syntax (nor semantics of said syntax) is nothing like SQL. I feel like people who say things like this are just trying to say anything, and it is meaningless. Do you have a take on that? |
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Both are declarative query languages over sets and paths.
Except the object with CSS isn't to extract a value, but to apply values (styles).