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This raises a fundamental question for the further direction of Blaze, as Blaze is strictly separating html template code from the JS part that is providing the actual contents. Many other libs, and also Edge, mix this code together and so does Svelte, Vue etc. THe question is, if Blaze wants to go this same direction and if it's even capable of doing so |
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If we'd like to utilize it, it'd require a viable As for taking something out of it... I don't know. We could think about some features to further extend Blaze, sure. But do you have anything particular in mind? Allowing arbitrary expressions sounds interesting, but I'm not sure if it's needed or if it wouldn't break the reactivity.
With all due respect to Edge creators and community, but... Is there a huge following? I knew about Adonis from some survey a few years back and never heard of Edge before this thread. It has 11k weekly downloads, which is substantial, sure. But if you ask me, I'd rather invest time into making the integration with one of the mainstream libraries better instead. |
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Hello, as I was going through the JS world on the internet I stumbled upon Adonis. It uses Edge as its view layer. Edge one-ups Blaze/Handlebars in the ability to run JS directly in your view and upon further inspection it supports async/await using
let
:It's a really promising library offering an enhanced version of Blaze/Handlerbars. Is there a way for us to utilize it or piggy-back off it instead of re-inventing the wheel? If we can find a backwards-compatible to integrate it into Meteor, it'd be a huge win since the Blaze community is small and would benefit a lot from having a well maintained library with a huge following.
Really interested to know your thoughts guys
cc @StorytellerCZ @jankapunkt @DanielDornhardt
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