Hi. Author ot lit-html here. While for things like full apps, complex components, or any project leaning heavily on type-checking, I obviously mostly agree wit

Hi. Author ot lit-html here. While for things like full apps, complex components, or any project leaning heavily on type-checking, I obviously mostly agree with you... I'm very intrigued by projects like this and Intercooler.js. I think there's a lot to like here. JavaScript is a great place to merge data and DOM because data is so much easier to work with in JS than HTML, but if you're starting from HTML already and just want to incrementally add a bit of interactivity these approaches are really appealing. I think we should strive to make the complexity and learning curves as smooth as possible from static pages to full apps. These do that. lit-html and React do in some ways (you can almost copy and paste HTML into JS and have it work) so long as you're very comfortable in JS to begin with. I've experimented with plain HTML dialects of lit-html and hope to get back to that so that we can have templates-in-HTML and templates-in-JS share semantics and implementation.