It's very slick, and gosh there are indeed parts of HTML that would be nice to fix. But like any abstraction layer, one has to ask "is it worth it". Is the ad

It's very slick, and gosh there are indeed parts of HTML that would be nice to fix. But like any abstraction layer, one has to ask "is it worth it". Is the added debugging difficulty worth having an abstraction layer. Is that fact that HTML hacks will be even hacker worth the fact the fact that you're now writing only Ruby? And are Ruby's abstraction mechanisms, or tooling, really enough to counteract the cognitive burden of also thinking about what HTML all of this will produce? Also, Rubyists seem very good at putting together really nice websites...