> because the web is document-first: HTML and CSS were/are all built-around describing and styling textual content
They were built to display static textual content. Moreover, they were built to display static textual content on 90s-era computers in a single rendering pass. IIRC two-pass rendering didn't appear until some improvements around tables in early 2000s.
For that, yes, they are quire fast. Anything else? Nope.
They were built to display static textual content. Moreover, they were built to display static textual content on 90s-era computers in a single rendering pass. IIRC two-pass rendering didn't appear until some improvements around tables in early 2000s.
For that, yes, they are quire fast. Anything else? Nope.