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* Plentiful and intelligent HTTP-based caching | * Plentiful and intelligent HTTP-based caching | ||
Content gets edited on Kuma. Document views get proxied through node.js-based | General flow looks like: | ||
filter service that evaluates embedded template invocations. Communication | |||
between Kuma and node.js service is heavily cached, stateless HTTP. | * Content gets edited on Kuma. | ||
* Document views get proxied through a node.js-based filter service that evaluates embedded template invocations and injects the results into the response document. | |||
* Communication between Kuma and node.js service is heavily cached, stateless HTTP. | |||
'''DRAWRINGS GO HERE''' | '''DRAWRINGS GO HERE''' | ||
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=== Code samples (imaginary) === | === Code samples (imaginary) === | ||
We can limit inline expressions to invoking long-form templates, rather than free-form scripting. Usage still looks familiar with respect to content "in the wild", though:<pre> | |||
free-form scripting. | |||
<li>The <code>value</code> attribute of {{HTMLElement("li")}} now can be | <li>The <code>value</code> attribute of {{HTMLElement("li")}} now can be | ||
negative as specified in HTML5. Previously negative values were converted | negative as specified in HTML5. Previously negative values were converted | ||