What is funny with your article is that you talk about tradition, when actually these traditions are based on assumptions which are themselves based on beliefs like : "separation of structure and style are a good thing".
But this belief is only true if the language to describe the structure is html or js which creates not reusable pieces of style/structure.
But when you go for a different approach where everything is functions and strong types (ADT), like when you use haskell for exemple, this debate is over, because you handle EVERYTHING in your code, and stop fragmenting the truth into opaque and dissociated worlds (html, js, css, database, glue, docker, ...).
But this belief is only true if the language to describe the structure is html or js which creates not reusable pieces of style/structure.
But when you go for a different approach where everything is functions and strong types (ADT), like when you use haskell for exemple, this debate is over, because you handle EVERYTHING in your code, and stop fragmenting the truth into opaque and dissociated worlds (html, js, css, database, glue, docker, ...).