I'm not saying that it's a bad idea. But for the longest time web designers refused learning to code. They wanted to edit their html in dreamwaver, and it was up to the coder to make that possible. When you look at modern web apps, they are very code-centric. Good luck editing that page in dreamweaver. I never found the separation of html and code very useful and welcome this movement. But it feels like we wasted so much time just because the frontenders where afraid of anything resembling code.
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I'm not saying that it's a bad idea. But for the longest time web designers refused learning to code. They wanted to edit their html in dreamwaver, and it was up to the coder to make that possible. When you look at modern web apps, they are very code-centric. Good luck editing that page in dreamweaver. I never found the separation of html and code very useful and welcome this movement. But it feels like we wasted so much time just because the frontenders where afraid of anything resembling code.