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Also consider Pug (formerly called Jade). It's a bit more verbose than Markdown, but it's really nice because you can skip closing tags (it's indent-based like
by borisjoffe 2y ago
Also consider Pug (formerly called Jade). It's a bit more verbose than Markdown, but it's really nice because you can skip closing tags (it's indent-based like Python), can use CSS selector syntax (same as Emmet e.g. `div#someId.someClass`), and you can paste in regular HTML and have that work as well.
There's also file includes, template syntax like loops/if-statements, inherited templates, inline Javascript syntax, "filters" for including Markdown and other languages, and much more