I think you summed it up quite well. I want to keep Entomic as close to the code as I can. Devs already know HTML and CSS, so there's no point learning a WYSIWY

I think you summed it up quite well. I want to keep Entomic as close to the code as I can. Devs already know HTML and CSS, so there's no point learning a WYSIWYG editor where you can't transfer your knowledge. Also when you put an interface between code and the developer, he/she will eventually end up fighting the interface to do something they could do easily with just code. Where I see Entomic is to make the process of coding faster, to minimize writing bugs, and to get instant feedback on your site as you make it so you can catch any issues before they get too entangled with the project. That's the plan anyway :)