According to the HTMX / hypermedia folks, many html tags don't actually need end tags — as you can see with:
by Sam Butler
Let's see if this works
Saved 6 chars so far ... (now 8!)
<p>by Sam Butler
<p> Let's see if this works
<p> Saved 6 chars <em> so far ... (now 8!)
It's a small, quirky, fun note, which is also political (for legibility and long-term maintenance, perhaps end brackets are useful — or not) and has tradeoffs with respect to file sizes, data usage, etc. I'm not sure about a specific change here without researching the area more, but it seemed like something worth keeping in mind and that could make it into the toolkit or tooling in the future
From: https://sas-dhrh.github.io/dhcc-toolkit/toolkit/minimal-computing.html#minify
According to the HTMX / hypermedia folks, many html tags don't actually need end tags — as you can see with:
It's a small, quirky, fun note, which is also political (for legibility and long-term maintenance, perhaps end brackets are useful — or not) and has tradeoffs with respect to file sizes, data usage, etc. I'm not sure about a specific change here without researching the area more, but it seemed like something worth keeping in mind and that could make it into the toolkit or tooling in the future