I concur. A lot of frontend problems wouldn't exist if HTML had something like XSLT. The fact there's no non-javascript way to reuse HTML code is a already a fa

I concur. A lot of frontend problems wouldn't exist if HTML had something like XSLT. The fact there's no non-javascript way to reuse HTML code is a already a failure of DRY. Pretty much every web 2.0 technique so far has been just us trying to add DRY to a language that doesn't support it.