I absolutely disagree, but I also feel it's unfortunate that HTML, CSS, and SQL aren't first-class citizens in most languages. It's strange to treat things bac

I absolutely disagree, but I also feel it's unfortunate that HTML, CSS, and SQL aren't first-class citizens in most languages. It's strange to treat things backed by entire standards bodies and with fully developed ASTs as plain-text. It seems unnecessarily limiting, and I'm not sure why; For the sake of history? "Division of Concerns"? How is it that using libraries meant for string manipulation upon a standardized format not a concern in and of itself? The reason JSX, Mithril, PHP's template tags, ASP, Mustache, Twig, etc, exist is because we want to generate HTML - a language that has been standardized for decades - so why are we still playing around with string manipulation tools?