> Also why would I want to use some DSL/html templating when I could use an actual programming language?
I feel like the core issue is that HTML is radically insufficient, so DSL/Templates come into play to alleviate the burden. What's generally worse is having everyone going their own way doing random stuff within an org, so best practices must emerge and that starts to feel like a DSL in a way.
I feel like the core issue is that HTML is radically insufficient, so DSL/Templates come into play to alleviate the burden. What's generally worse is having everyone going their own way doing random stuff within an org, so best practices must emerge and that starts to feel like a DSL in a way.