> And highlighters and static analyzers will key off of this.
Then the t is redundant and we don’t need t strings involved in any way. This would work just as well. In fact better by using html("<h1>Hello</h1>") and have it return a html object instead of returning a just a string which is what t-strings will do. So literally the only contribution from t-strings in that context is to make things worse.
If they had just standardized some way of putting semantics into the template everything would be better. Let us define a “sql = temlate(….)” and use sql”…”
Then the t is redundant and we don’t need t strings involved in any way. This would work just as well. In fact better by using html("<h1>Hello</h1>") and have it return a html object instead of returning a just a string which is what t-strings will do. So literally the only contribution from t-strings in that context is to make things worse.
If they had just standardized some way of putting semantics into the template everything would be better. Let us define a “sql = temlate(….)” and use sql”…”