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Re: 5., the Scala syntax isn't awkward to work with at all. In fact, it's based on CSS. For example: <ul class="l:Users.userList"> <li class="user"> <spa
by shadowfiend 16y ago
Re: 5., the Scala syntax isn't awkward to work with at all. In fact, it's based on CSS. For example:
<ul class="l:Users.userList">
<li class="user">
<span class="username">shadowfiend</span>
<div class="profile">
<ul>
<li class="name">Person Name</li>
<li class="hometown">Hometown, ST</li>
</ul>
</div>
</li>
</ul>
class Users {
lazy val users = User.findAll()
def userList = {
".user" #> users.map { user =>
".username" #> user.username &
".name " #> user.name &
".hometown " #> (user.hometown + ", " + user.state)
}
}
}