The thing that matters for me when considering a new library is what it can do. Once I know that I can decide if it's worth learning how to use it at a code level.

In the case of JustHTML I've now been able to try it against a few different HTML documents, seen it do good pretty-printing, played with its CSS selector implementation and got a feel for its event-based streaming parser. I'm very impressed! I think I'll be using it in the future next time I need an HTML parser.

I see, thank you.

Until vibe coding came along, the ergonomics of a library were no less important than its functionality. But I understand how LLM assisted coding changes that perspective.

I'll go tend to my empty lawn now.