Filip

I've been looking at `html` tagged template literals again and man the state of things sucks. I'd be so happy if @_developit's "htm" was the accepted format and we could just get typing going, but as usual there are competing standards and in a lot of ways it makes sense. 1. We have WC folks who have a strong voice in standards that don't care about anything beyond WCs (why should they) but unfortunately WCs are severely limited in a universal sense, so can never be the actual complete answer. 2. We have TS that doesn't want to go through implementing a specific thing like JSX again so unless standards forces their hands they probably aren't going to move. 3. The options for representing tags are either untypable slots, inline case sensitive (goes against standard case insensitivity), or bulky beyond reasonable usage(call create element yourself). I would appeal to WC folks to support some exotic syntax. But honestly if I were them I wouldn't want to. But then again they have no issue proposing their own exotic syntax (like `.`, `@`, and `?`) which IMHO should only be included if HTML supports them. So I get this does devolve into people trying to standardize their own framework. But the TS need is real. A real conundrum.

@0xCRASHOUT what, no broski, no you dont care about security on frontend, but you always MUST think about it on backend. you can generate your shitty-cool frontent via AI and dont care, but you cant do sense backend with AI without analitics

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