Javascript templating isn't really scary. I've used two different engines in the last few months. That's not my concern. More it's that the syntax needed for

Javascript templating isn't really scary. I've used two different engines in the last few months. That's not my concern. More it's that the syntax needed for a small template is going to be very different from a full js application. And both of those are going to be different from a server side node.js template. Having options is a good thing, and I worry that jQuery with it's dominate position could become the defacto standard even if it is not the best choice for all projects.