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Technically we support both Tagged Template Literals and HyperScript. That library looks a bit like if you use HyperScript with HyperScript Helpers(https://github.com/ohanhi/hyperscript-helpers). That all being said the inevitable part of these non compiled approaches is you can't escape JavaScript semantics so be prepared to write a lot of function wrappers to isolate expressions. Its why you don't see the approach pushed. But we've always supported it. |
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Thanks, Ryan — that makes sense. I was not aware of that library 😅 I (sort of) understand the trade-offs of non‑compiled approaches, including the need for extra wrapper functions to isolate expressions. I will prototype a small workflow using that library to evaluate the overall experience and runtime cost. |
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Solid has a concise and expressive syntax for building UIs, but tag functions offer a different developer ergonomics: plain JavaScript functions can be used to return nodes or fragments and compose them — without the need for a compiler or build step.
Sigment demonstrates this approach for building UIs with a minimal runtime. Tag functions can simplify templating inside loops and conditionals as well, and provide an alternative for users who prefer function-based composition over JSX.
Is this something Solid would be able to support?
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