HTML-like Syntax

[5no0p]

Can you implement HTML-like Syntax?

Django-cotten implement that but they don't have ability to stand alone render like tetra.

[nerdoc]

What do you mean exactly with "implement HTML-like syntax"?
I did not know django-cotton, this seems interesting too. But it has a completely different goal: It just provides something the Tetra BasicComponent does, as building block, cotton does this just with a HTML-like syntax, as you seem to recommend.

But Tetra is a "reactive" framework. Components can have backend methods, and attributes that preserve state and react to user events on the backend. Django-cotton just provide the frontend block, and replaces that {% block %} syntax with a <c-... /> styled one.

If I didn't miss something when viewing their doc.

So they won't compare, and implementing "HTML like syntax" won't work here much, as Tetra relies on Django's template parser.

I could think of a possibility to replace this on the long term with this pseudo-webcomponents syntax in Tetra, but we would loose the ability to benefit from the template compiler, e.g. optimizing things at compile (=server starting) time.

So a "no, we won't do that any time soon" would be the clearest answer here, I'm afraid.