> It would tie in an additional feature with potential future incompatibilities
No offense but this is a bit of a non-argument that could be applied to just about any development in HTML.
> There’s also just not a super great reason to do it.
Most web dev frameworks exist in large part to solve the problem of templating. (yes, they do other stuff, but templating is the central problem that they are solving)
No offense but this is a bit of a non-argument that could be applied to just about any development in HTML.
> There’s also just not a super great reason to do it.
Most web dev frameworks exist in large part to solve the problem of templating. (yes, they do other stuff, but templating is the central problem that they are solving)