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very much so I think, I am on the second iteration of a web framework thing, in the first one the templating was done through a reasonably complicated server si
by daleharvey 17y ago
very much so I think, I am on the second iteration of a web framework thing, in the first one the templating was done through a reasonably complicated server side interface.
The second iteration I have pushed the templating into html itself (using data attributes and reserved classes) and find it incredibly easier to comprehend the round trip
- dstorrs 17y agoAgreed. Also, do you really want to tell your designer that in order to add a new (id|class) to a tag, he needs to talk to a developer? Do you want to tell a developer that he needs to pull aside whenever this designer taps him on the shoulder? Or do you want the designer to block on the developer "until he's at a good stopping point"?
- icey 17y agoThat's a good point. I know there are people writing non-trivial apps in frameworks that don't use templates; I'm not sure how they handle this sort of thing today.