This is super exciting and awesome. I worked with the html! macro from yew, https://github.com/DenisKolodin/yew, and it had some quirks. Assuming yew hasn’t improved that macro since I used it (5 months back), this looks significantly better in almost every way. It would be very cool to see this become the main library for html generation in Rust (and WASM?). I’ve been following the posts about this library’s development, fun to see it discussed here.
But I have to ask, will the choice of the MPL as the license have any effect on its potential adoption? Yew is Apache/MIT, matching Rust and much of the ecosystem, for context.
But I have to ask, will the choice of the MPL as the license have any effect on its potential adoption? Yew is Apache/MIT, matching Rust and much of the ecosystem, for context.