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I spent a lot of time in C# and ASP.Net, and I was struck by how closely this resembled Razor syntax, but with ^ instead of @. Switching to @ would make it slig
by kej 4y ago
I spent a lot of time in C# and ASP.Net, and I was struck by how closely this resembled Razor syntax, but with ^ instead of @. Switching to @ would make it slightly more familiar to that cohort, and it might even be possible to build on some Razor-parsing code for editor plugins or whatever.
- paulsmith 4y agoI was inspired in part by Razor, although I'm not a C#/ASP.net developer. I just liked the way it looked and worked from examples I saw. I actually started with @ [1] but changed to ^ for 2 reasons: having to escape for email addresses (although in retrospect maybe it's not such a problem), and the admittedly cheeky ^ being the "up" in "Pushup" :^) [1] https://github.com/adhocteam/pushup/commit/04aa00bb5401bc93bf423e7658e5838c140808de https://github.com/adhocteam/pushup/commit/04aa00bb5401bc93b...