Here we to with the "minimalistic stringy language" again.
<a :for="src, i in images" class="{ current: i == index }" @click="index = i"></a>
> <a :for="src, i in images" class="{ current: i == index }" @click="index = i"></a>
Seconded.
I gotta be honest: while I actually am sold on the principles in the rationale, I'm not so crazy about what the implementation looks like.
Look at that standards-based code! Wow!
To be fair that's perfectly clear to me. Reminds me a bit of xslt but not in a bad way
Reminds me of the old angular template syntax.
Sayonara editor integration.
React has it's problems, but for me one of the most appealing things is doing away with this magic attribute sprinkling that is a maintenance nightmare and just going all in on JSX.