So you're basically writing HTML and adding Python for conditionals, loops, special function calls, etc. With the maturing of the JS toolkits, I really don't k

So you're basically writing HTML and adding Python for conditionals, loops, special function calls, etc. With the maturing of the JS toolkits, I really don't know why people do this anymore. It is so much easier to write static HTML and overlay JS widgets for the dynamic parts. Then for search engines and older browsers drop a headless browser in front of it the website, so that no JS is required if the client cannot support it. To me the web templating frameworks represent a legacy mindset to developing web applications.