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> By the way, SCRIPT tag tokenization is a hell of an effort. I had to draw a graph [...] Next in turn are the CSS parser and Renderer.CSS parsing should be ok, but layout computation is hard, especially with all the latest specs. The graph presented in the article will be the size of a postage stamp on an aircraft carrier deck.Take a look at the Cassowary constraint solver, btw: <a href="http://overconstrained.io/" rel="nofollow">http://overconstrained.io/</a>> I'm writing them all by myself, still full of energy.I wish the author the best of luck.

This is incredibly clean code. Large, long-term single-person hobby projects make for some kickass codebases. Well done.

Amazing work. How does this compare (in terms of speed mostly) to Google's gumbo parser?

<a href="https://github.com/servo/html5ever" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/servo/html5ever</a> seems to also have a (not yet complete) C API

Putting "my" in front of anything should be forbidden.Just "my" two cents.

Interesting to see, just took handmade xml parser as a personal challenge, in python though, I've been hitting nasty performance issues compared to libxml2.

I wonder how easy it would be too adapt the API to a set of C++ classes?

This is incredibly clean code. Large, long-term single-person hobby projects make for some kickass codebases. Well done.

Amazing work. How does this compare (in terms of speed mostly) to Google's gumbo parser?

<a href="https://github.com/servo/html5ever" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/servo/html5ever</a> seems to also have a (not yet complete) C API

Putting "my" in front of anything should be forbidden.Just "my" two cents.

Interesting to see, just took handmade xml parser as a personal challenge, in python though, I've been hitting nasty performance issues compared to libxml2.

I wonder how easy it would be too adapt the API to a set of C++ classes?

MyHTML – HTML Parser on Pure C with POSIX Threads Support

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MyHTML – HTML Parser on Pure C with POSIX Threads Support

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