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The code inside the script tags is ES6, the pre-processor does not "masquerade" it as the parent commenter says. It's taken as is. Also not sure what in this di
by tipiirai 3y ago
The code inside the script tags is ES6, the pre-processor does not "masquerade" it as the parent commenter says. It's taken as is. Also not sure what in this discussion is relevant.
- lucideer 3y ago> The code inside the script tags is ES6, the pre-processor does not "masquerade" it as the parent commenter says. It's taken as is. This is flatly untrue - multiple commenters have outlined why this is untrue above. > Also not sure what in this discussion is relevant. It's relevant because the original comment is advocating for Nue.js on the basis that the DSL is standards-based, which is untrue. Designing something that looks like a standard without actually adhering to that standard does not equate to being standards based, nor does it benefit from any of the advantages of a standards-based approach. --- fwiw, while my use of the word "untrue" above seems strong, I want to state clearly that I don't believe you're deliberately trying to mislead anyone here. Your intent seems benign, but I would just suggest learning a little bit more about the approachs of various frameworks, templating systems & DSLs over the years.