1. These folks on such a project will otherwise need to deal with templates with Python in them. Inside out or outside in, there’s some complexity.
Linted, formatted, optionally typed Python is likely going to be more maintainable than html templates in the long run and is one of the easier langs to pick up. css/js can be linked separately.
I don’t see any limitations that would prevent one from using a template on a new page.
I recently looked into these kind of html builder libs, pioneered by dominate. “htpy” was the only one where I was impressed with the source code.
Linted, formatted, optionally typed Python is likely going to be more maintainable than html templates in the long run and is one of the easier langs to pick up. css/js can be linked separately.
I don’t see any limitations that would prevent one from using a template on a new page.
I recently looked into these kind of html builder libs, pioneered by dominate. “htpy” was the only one where I was impressed with the source code.