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you can compose UI on the backend without string substituting. Are you under the impress that JSX is some sort of thing exclusive to Frontend?
by sussmannbaka 2y ago
you can compose UI on the backend without string substituting. Are you under the impress that JSX is some sort of thing exclusive to Frontend?
- lmm 2y ago> you can compose UI on the backend without string substituting. Sure, but you're still going to be using "20 MB of inscrutable JavaScript". (Unless you use Wicket, but I'm not sure that's an option for emails, and would likely trigger the same complaints anyway). I mean, I hope you're not using the component style rendering layer for Python that I published ~10 years ago, because I haven't maintained it, and as far as I know there aren't any others.
- xigoi 2y ago20 MB JavaScript is much less bad when you’re not sending it to the client.