hmpl

Hi everyone! Today I'm happy to share a new version I've been working on for about a month for the open source HMPL template language, designed to render UI from the server to the client. This release was important for us, as it was the final refinement of the product to a serious release state. Also, the writing of tests for the module was completed, which also affected the new release. https://github.com/hmpl-language/hmpl What was changed? - Major rework of `Error` handling in the code - Fix bugs with `pre` tag when parser didn't process it -Returning a `Comment` when a request fails The goals that were achieved in this release: - Reduced many features that were unnecessary and took up disk space - Logically correct processing of erroneous requests has been completed (if there was an indicator, then in case of an error in previous vers

It is a open-source template language that extends the capabilities of HTML. The main tasks that it solves are: - Creating web applications with the same interface as if they were written on modern frameworks, but with a significantly smaller bundle size, which will allow you to load sites faster. - Building a server-oriented application structure that is almost independent of the client. This will allow you to share components across multiple sites without using the Microfrontend methodology and generally not depend on files on the server (in repositories, for example). - Unlike similar ones, this module is easily integrated into other web applications, and also has extensive customization, which will allow you to send requests to the server not pre-prepared by the module, but completely custom, with the use of fetch! The essence of the