Yes to else sections. The lack of else is just plain annoying after awhile. Don't care on dotted access. Context addressing is fine if we can agree on a metho

Yes to else sections. The lack of else is just plain annoying after awhile. Don't care on dotted access. Context addressing is fine if we can agree on a method and keep the spec simple. Perhaps using Git's SHA addressing with things like HEAD, HEAD^, HEAD^^ or similar. Yes to booting dynamically changing delimiters. Yes to stealing helpers. For cross-language compatibility, we really should have a collection of test inputs and outputs. We should adopt a directive thing like you have for the 'this' notation with {{.}} or whatever for lists. The original is a bit funny looking but I think this sort of thing would fix the delimiter issue. Another pattern that I run into that's a bit weird is when I need to add markup around a list when its not empty. I end up having a context that returns a context with a rows object when there is data, or None when there are no rows. So it looks like this in mustache: {{#genes}} open table {{#rows}} row stuff {{/rows}} end table {{/genes}} I keep having the feeling there's a better way to make that work. If I get another project finished up shortly I'll write these up in a branch of pystache.