Interesting approach, but I far prefer the tack that Angular.js is taking, where they are embracing HTML and extending it's utility, not abstracting it away.
My thinking is that HTML has limitations, and can cause a lot of repetition. That's one of the reasons for the abstraction (along with avoiding the need for three separate languages), but I can understand that some people might prefer it as is.
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Interesting approach, but I far prefer the tack that Angular.js is taking, where they are embracing HTML and extending it's utility, not abstracting it away.
My thinking is that HTML has limitations, and can cause a lot of repetition. That's one of the reasons for the abstraction (along with avoiding the need for three separate languages), but I can understand that some people might prefer it as is.