I recently investigated a jinja renderer for client side templates. Feature support was the main blocker, but I also wanted to do things for the back end templa

I recently investigated a jinja renderer for client side templates. Feature support was the main blocker, but I also wanted to do things for the back end templates that don't make sense on the client side. I setup an asset macro so that I could declare static asset dependencies in my templates at the component level and have them injected into the footer of the page automatically. Adding a few lines of jinja middleware to my test server made it possible to unit test my templates directly. It also made my HTML fixtures much more enjoyable to write, because I had jinja at my disposal. I'm glad I didn't limit myself to the overlap of the 2 rendering engines. I am now in a place where I can easily migrate to Vue and start killing off my jQuery dependencies.