I'd say don't use it until there are more than two contributors. The last thing you want to do is rely on something like this without support. Tightly binding d

I'd say don't use it until there are more than two contributors. The last thing you want to do is rely on something like this without support. Tightly binding dynamic logic in your HTML like this would be something I'd see as a "critical path dependency" for an application. I've seen a TON of projects with huge teams of contributors go belly-up just because they fell out of style, after a ton of people had implemented it because "cool!" This is almost a trope in the JS/ECMA world. If you're looking to make something informal then all of what I just said goes out the window, but usually even my hobby stuff has a potential support cycle/lifespan.