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If I understand correctly, some templating transforms the <var>s, etc., into JavaScript. Why not write the JS as a regular program? The syntax you have doesn't
by neilk 15y ago
If I understand correctly, some templating transforms the <var>s, etc., into JavaScript. Why not write the JS as a regular program? The syntax you have doesn't seem dramatically easier than just ordinary JS and has to be a bit confining.
Is it really that repetitive, or does the code need to be expanded in different ways in different contexts?
- bbq 15y agoI'm wondering the same thing. I imagine with CoffeeScript it could look very nice.