Looks nice! I've thought about working with tagged template literals before, but I didn't know Google already had such a project. On the flip side, I am appreh

Looks nice! I've thought about working with tagged template literals before, but I didn't know Google already had such a project. On the flip side, I am apprehensive about it being run by Google. Look at what happened with Angular 1.x, which was also supposed to let you do data-binding without abandoning valid html completely. Also, JSX offers some conveniences I'm not sure would be possible with tagged templates, such as not having to join an array explicitly after you map its data to markup. Edit: I stand corrected; lit-html supports mapping an array to markup naturally. As far as churn, which in general is a valid concern, I don't think React is going anywhere in the foreseeable future; it, along with Vue, has gained developer mindshare even jQuery may not have enjoyed back in its glory day. Absent a totally unexpected breakthrough, or Facebook really dropping the ball on updates, I think React could easily be viable in 2025 or beyond. Edit: lit-html is built with TypeScript, oh my! I will definitely be diving deeper into this project. Especially if I'm not building an SPA.