>which isn't really possible if you're rendering html in the server. Yes it is, that's my point. Our designers push new templates and our developers push new

>which isn't really possible if you're rendering html in the server. Yes it is, that's my point. Our designers push new templates and our developers push new binaries completely independently. We literally have an API doc that the designers put "I want this" into, and the developers implement it and update the doc to reflect it being finished. People just use template systems that make this unnatural. See heist for an example of a system that makes it natural and straight forward.