I'm torn.
On the one side it works without pre-compilation, on the other hand nobody deploys stuff without pre-compliation these days anyway.
On the one hand it has the shorter end-tag syntax, on the other hand most components have short names anyway.
<Text>Hello</Text> h`<${Text}>Hello<//>` <VeryLongComponentName>Hello</VeryLongComponentName> h`<${VeryLongComponentName}>Hello<//>` <List><Item>1</Item><Item>2</Item><Item>3</Item><Item>4</Item<Item>5</Item></List> h`<${List}><${Item}>1<//><${Item}>2<//><${Item}>3<//<${Item}>4<//><${Item}>5<//><//>`
I think, the end-tags are a bit harder to read and with many short components it leads to more typing.
But I think this is a small price to pay for getting rid of tanspiling in PoCs or such.
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I'm torn.
On the one side it works without pre-compilation, on the other hand nobody deploys stuff without pre-compliation these days anyway.
On the one hand it has the shorter end-tag syntax, on the other hand most components have short names anyway.
I think, the end-tags are a bit harder to read and with many short components it leads to more typing.
But I think this is a small price to pay for getting rid of tanspiling in PoCs or such.