> no reason to spend time&money on that in 2014 If you're considering whether to go back and change it, don't bother; you've failed. The point is to do it that

> no reason to spend time&money on that in 2014 If you're considering whether to go back and change it, don't bother; you've failed. The point is to do it that way the first time, instinctively. The time&money spent writing element-inserting JS corresponds to time&money saved by not adding a bunch of links/buttons/etc. to HTML templates. If you're tied into a framework which makes the right way more difficult, then file a bug with the framework devs ;)