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Well, you can use `innerHTML` and a string, but you don't have to. But there several alternatives: 1. Use DOM APIs (createElement). 2. Fetch the HTML as a se
by paulddraper 3y ago
Well, you can use `innerHTML` and a string, but you don't have to.
But there several alternatives:
1. Use DOM APIs (createElement).
2. Fetch the HTML as a separate resource.
3. Have the HTML in a separate file and bundle it with a bundler.
4. Use React/JSX.
5. Use a preferred templating library of your choice.
You can do whichever of these you like the most