That's a fair point, although my feeling after working quite a bit with Jinja recently is the opposite (primarily for lack of static analysis and IDE support).

That's a fair point, although my feeling after working quite a bit with Jinja recently is the opposite (primarily for lack of static analysis and IDE support). You're right, for example the documentation should be improved quite a bit. Keep in mind that this project is pretty new, I simply had no time to add more docs or further improve the existing one. Ps.: with the Snippet utility and markdown support, you can actually write quite a bit of your HTML in a html files rather than Python. You could even use Jinja templates as the backend for some of your components. This part will see more work as I have spare time to work more on the project.